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MY BEE: what changed

Two fiscal years side by side, explained: what moved most in the balance sheet and the result, why the result rose or fell, and where the money went.

What changed

MY BEE

BE 0807.015.452
NACE 41.001, General construction of residential buildings
fiscal year 2021 against 2023not consecutivefiled annual accounts (NBB)
Net result for the year
-
not filed
Equity
-€30,160
2021 · -€30,160
Cash
-
2021 · €256-€256
Balance sheet total
-
2021 · €306-€306

Largest movements

2021 to 2023
Assets
  • Cash -€256

    no longer reported in 2023 (was €256)

  • Financial fixed assets -€50

    no longer reported in 2023 (was €50)

Equity and liabilities
  • Other debts -€306

    down €306 (-1.0%), from €30,466 to €30,160

Income statement

No income-statement line moved by more than 1% of the activity.

    From the 2021 result to the 2023 result

    effect on the result

    The net result is not in both sets of accounts; without it the difference cannot be explained line by line.

    Cash bridge derived

    cash 2021 to 2023

    A cash bridge needs two consecutive fiscal years: one year's result and depreciation cannot explain a change over several years. Pick two years that follow each other.

    Every line side by side 12 lines
    Line Code 2021 2023 Change %
    Total assets 20/58 €306 - -€306
    Fixed assets 21/28 €50 - -€50
    Financial fixed assets 28 €50 - -€50
    Current assets 29/58 €256 - -€256
    Cash at bank and in hand 54/58 €256 - -€256
    Total equity and liabilities 10/49 €306 €0 -€306 -100.0%
    Equity 10/15 -€30,160 -€30,160 = 0.0%
    Contributions 10/11 €10,300 €10,300 = 0.0%
    Profit (loss) carried forward 14 -€40,460 -€40,460 = 0.0%
    Amounts payable 17/49 €30,466 €30,160 -€306 -1.0%
    Amounts payable within one year 42/48 €30,466 €30,160 -€306 -1.0%
    Other amounts payable 47/48 €30,466 €30,160 -€306 -1.0%

    Source: filed annual accounts (NBB), fiscal years ended 31 December 2021 and 31 December 2023. Colour: green is a favourable move for that line, red an unfavourable one. Prepared on 29 September 2026 via checked.be.