Market Closeout
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Demonstration using fictional dataA provisional demand-test sample

For the end of a good market day

Close the stall.
Know the numbers.

A small worksheet for what sold, what came in, and what still needs a second look.

Your example event

Sunday
makers market

Fictional event · All amounts in USD

Edit the fictional amounts. Everything stays on this page.

Item sales · USD

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From the item tally

Gross receipts · USD

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Cash + card + other

Difference · USD

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Complete the worksheet
01

What sold

Start with your item tally.

Sales tally
Fictional items sold; unit prices and line totals in USD
ItemQty soldUnit priceTotal
Mugs—
Earrings—
Item sales tally—
02

Money counted

Separate sales receipts from the float and fees.

USD

Cash drawer

Cash receipts · USD—

Cash receipts = ending − opening + drawer expenses + cash removed − extra float.

The $5.00 drawer expense is already included in the $10.00 travel cost below. It restores cash receipts here and is never deducted again. This sample allows drawer travel expenses up to $10.00.

Example card statement · USD
$60.00 gross − $2.00 fees = $58.00 net deposited.
The gross field should use the amount before fees.

“Other” is a fictional payment channel, with no fees in this sample.

Total gross receipts—
03

Unexplained differences

Complete the worksheet

Enter valid amounts to compare the two totals.

Item sales tally
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Gross receipts counted
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A quick checkComplete the worksheet to see the comparison.

Event contribution · USD

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Based on the item-sales tally

Gross item sales
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Less product costs
−$40.00
Less booth fee
−$30.00
Less travel, including drawer expense
−$10.00
Less payment fees
−$2.00

Before owner labor, other overhead and taxes. The example costs stay fixed while you explore the sales and receipt entries.

Scope of this sample: sales without refunds. Refunds, returns, sales tax handling and multiple currencies are outside this demonstration.