Books of Accounts

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Let us first study the accounting equation; Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity (A=L+O)

Books of Accounts - is a set of books used by accountants to record transactions and events that are financial in nature.

Transactions - are exchanges that involve value received or value parted with.

(The next books, I know that we are already familiar with. We studied  it on the previous lesson)

*All entries in the general journal are posted in the general ledger

Journal - book of original entry.

General Journal - recognized as the first book of entry. It is the first place where transactions are recorded. It provides a description with each transactions.

Special Journal -record specific types
-sales book
-purchases book
-cash receipts
-cash disbursement

Ledger - book of final entry

General Ledger - generally a file or book used to keep records of all relevant accounts; include expenses, assets, revenues, liabilities and capital.

Subsidiary Ledger
-Accounts Receivable
-Accounts Payable

Charts of Accounts - is a listing of titles that are to be used for the accounting period, which is usually a calendar year or a fiscal year.

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Frias, S. (2016) ABM
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