Chart of Accounts - Example
- Rick Eggleston (Unlicensed)
- Jeff Duke
Owned by Rick Eggleston (Unlicensed)
Chart of Accounts - Example
This example Chart of Accounts demonstrates how the various Business Transactions relate to the Balance Sheet and Income Statement reports.
Refer to the 'Inventory and Accounting Definitions' page for the definition of terms found in the table below.
Balance Sheet Accounts
Assets | |
Current Assets (account numbers 10000 - 16999) | |
| |
Property, Plant, and Equipment (account numbers 17000 - 18999) | |
| |
Liabilities | |
Current Liabilities (account numbers 20030 - 24999) | |
| |
Long-term Liabilities (account numbers 25000 - 26999) | |
| |
Owner's Equity | |
Stockholders' Equity (account numbers 27000 - 29999) |
Income Statement Accounts
Operating Revenue | |
Operating Revenues (account numbers 30000 - 39999) | |
| |
Operating Expenses | |
Cost of Goods Sold (account numbers 40000 - 49999) | |
| |
Marketing Expenses (account numbers 50000 - 50999) | |
| |
Payroll Dept. Expenses (account numbers 59000 - 59999) | |
| |
Non-operating Revenue and Gains | |
Other (account numbers 90000 - 99999) | |
| |
Non-operating Expenses and Losses | |
Other (account numbers 90000 - 99999) | |
|
Source: Chart of Accounts | Explanation | AccountingCoach
http://www.accountingcoach.com/chart-of-accounts/explanation
Accesses 7-30-2018
VetView Wiki
Most recent releases of VetView: Version 4.2.5 Hotfix (Released 10/31/2024)
Definitions
Refer to the 'Inventory and Accounting Definitions' wiki page for the definition of inventory and accounting terms, and for details about fields and controls.
Contents