Documents
The General Chart of Accounts
- Established by the accounting standards authority
- Presents all the cccount numbers, titles and legal provisions to be respected by all companies
- Clarify terminology and organization
- Determine the function of accounts
- Determine the way in which entries are recorded
- Specify the presentation of summary documents
The General Chart of Accounts taks into account:
- National accounting
- Taxation
- Business practices
Records
Recording Book
- Includes all operations done during the fiscal year
- Describes each operation by account number, date, amount and type (debit or credit)
DEBIT AND CREDIT TOTALS SHOULD BE EQUAL
The Ledger Book
- Describes total balances for each account
- Shows the resulting balance for each account
Centralization
Accounting Balance
- Regroups the balance for each account
- Distinguish between credit and debit balances
TOTAL BALANCES SHOULD BE EQUAL
Summary statements
Balance Sheet
- Describes the company's asets and liabilities at a give date in terms of uses and resources
- Table with resources = liabilities and assets = uses
TOTAL ASSETS SHOULD BE EQUAL TO TOTAL LIABILITIES
Income Statement
- Summarize all expenses and income of the fiscal year without taking account the date of pay
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