A record that summarizes all the characteristics of a single item of the equation.
The computed balance of an account after all debits and credits have been posted.
The name given to any account.
A form that shows the financial position of a business on a specific date.
A balance sheet prepared on the day the business starts.
Any journal used in an accounting system
Any ledger used in an accounting system.
A list of all accounts used by an entity indicating the identifying number, the account title and classification of each accounting equation item.
Any entry made in the right-hand amount column of a general journal.
Anyone to whom a business owes money.
Any entry made in the left-hand amount column of a general journal.
A transaction recorded in a journal.
Contains all the accounts needed to prepare financial statements.
A business form used for recording accounting information in chronological order.
Recording information in chronological order in the journal, using the source document as evidence of the business transaction.
A group of accounts.
Ease of converting an item to cash.
Writing the account name and number as the heading for the account.
The process of transferring the information from a journal entry to the ledger accounts.
A document that provides the necessary information to make a journal entry.
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