Profit and Loss for 52/53 Tax Year Data Model

Modified on Fri, 21 Aug at 5:06 AM

Model Summary

The QQube 52/53 Tax Year Data Model provides a three-year Profit and Loss statement for businesses using week-based accounting periods. It supports 4-4-5, 4-5-4, 5-4-4, and 13 x 4 reporting patterns.

Model TypeThree-year 52/53 Tax Year Profit and Loss
Period Coverage36 configured periods for 4-4-5, 4-5-4, and 5-4-4; 39 configured periods for 13 x 4
Primary ValuesActuals and Actuals % Sales
Primary UseProduce Profit and Loss statements using week-based tax-year periods

Best Used For

  • Preparing a traditional Profit and Loss statement for a 52/53 tax year.
  • Comparing current and previous tax-year periods.
  • Reviewing period and year-to-date actuals.
  • Analyzing Actuals as a percentage of Sales.
  • Building Excel PivotTable, Power Pivot, and Power BI financial reports.

Key Capabilities

  • Supports 4-4-5, 4-5-4, 5-4-4, and 13 x 4 reporting patterns.
  • Provides current, previous-year, period, year-to-date, and full-year shortcuts.
  • Includes up to 39 configured periods across three years.
  • Includes period and year Actuals % Sales measures.
  • Provides prepared DAX measures for Power BI and Excel Power Pivot.

52/53 Tax Year Configuration

The period structure is controlled in the QQube Configuration Tool.

The 4-4-5, 4-5-4, and 5-4-4 patterns use 36 periods across three years. The 13 x 4 pattern uses 39 periods. Period labels and ending dates change with the selected fiscal-year and week configuration.

QQube Configuration Tool settings for the 52/53 Week Tax Year type, ending day, and ending month

QuickBooks Data Limitations

QuickBooks does not provide this 52/53 Tax Year Profit and Loss structure.

QQube prepares the configured week-based periods and related comparison measures outside QuickBooks.

Prepared Excel Measures

The Excel and Excel PivotTable model includes 182 prepared measures. The period-specific measures are summarized below instead of listing each configured period separately.

Shortcut Measures (20)

Current MeasuresPrevious-Year MeasuresAntecedent Measures
Current Period Actuals
Current Period Actuals % Sales
Current Year Actuals
Current Year Actuals % Sales
Current Year-to-Last Period Actuals
Current Year-to-Last Period Actuals % Sales
Current YTD Actuals
Current YTD Actuals % Sales
Previous Year Period Actuals
Previous Year Period Actuals % Sales
Previous Year Actuals
Previous Year Actuals % Sales
Previous Year-to-Last Period Actuals
Previous Year-to-Last Period Actuals % Sales
Previous YTD Actuals
Previous YTD Actuals % Sales
Previous Year Last Period Actuals
Previous Year Last Period Actuals % Sales
Last Period Actuals
Last Period Actuals % Sales

Specific Period Measures (156)

ActualsYear-to-Date ActualsPercent of Sales
Periods 1-39 ActualsPeriods 1-39 YTD ActualsPeriods 1-39 Actuals % Sales
Periods 1-39 YTD Actuals % Sales

Specific Year Measures (6)

ActualsPercent of Sales
Years 1-3 ActualsYears 1-3 Actuals % Sales

Power BI and Excel Power Pivot Measures

The prepared 52/53 Tax Year examples include 190 visible DAX measures in six display folders. Hidden measures are not included.

Measure FolderVisible Measures
Antecedent Measures2
Comparison Measures8
Current Measures8
Previous Year Measures10
Specific Period Measures156
Specific Year Measures6

Included Dimensions

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Technical Details

Model StructureOne prepared financial statement table with related Account and Company dimensions
Financial Model TypeThree-year financial statement
AggregationProfit and Loss values by account and configured 52/53 tax-year period
Period Range36 or 39 configured periods across three years
Excel AvailabilityAvailable for Excel and Excel PivotTables
Prepared DAX Measures190 visible measures for Power BI and Excel Power Pivot

Expected Result

Customers can immediately build a three-year Profit and Loss statement using configured 52/53 tax-year periods, current and previous-period shortcuts, year-to-date values, and Actuals % Sales.

The prepared financial statement table, Account and Company dimensions, Excel measures, relationships, and visible DAX measures are already included.

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