The Accounting Cycle

Description

1. Source documents 2. Journals 3. Ledger (T-accounts) 4. Trial balance 5. Financial statements
afsere
Note by afsere, updated more than 1 year ago
afsere
Created by afsere almost 12 years ago
29
1

Resource summary

Page 1

1. Source docs are invoices, receipts, deposit slips, check counterfoils, statements, and payment confirmations.

2. The first docs that exist relating to a transactions serve as proof for a transactions.

3. Invoices normally relate to credit transactions and they list goods or services and their prices (bills).

4. Receipts confirm that a service or goods has been received. They normally to cash transactions.

5. Deposit slips prove that cash has been deposited in a bank account.

6. Check counterfoils are the part of the check that the writer keeps for his records.

7. Statements are reports that show the amount owed by a business.

New Page

Show full summary Hide full summary

Similar