Difference between revisions of "Financial account"
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Revision as of 02:18, 15 December 2018
A financial account (or, simply, account; hereinafter, the Account) is an accounting device used in bookkeeping to record increases and decreases of business transactions related to Assets, Liabilities, Owner's Capital, Owner's Withdrawals, Fiscal Revenue, and/or Expenses. In other words, the Account is the concept that is used to record financial entries of a similar nature such as Cash at Bank increases (is debited) and decreases (is credited) or, vice versa, Accounts Payable increases (is credited) and decreases (is debited).
Journalizing
- Main wikipage: Journalizing
Rules of debit and credit
Rules of debit and credit Category Type Normal balance (or increase) Decrease Asset-origin accounts Assets * Debit Credit Expenses * Owner's Withdrawals Equity-origin accounts Liabilities * Credit Debit Fiscal Revenue * Owner's Capital * Adjusting accounts behave oppositely to the Accounts that they adjust
- Main wikipage: Rules of debit and credit
- Asset-origin accounts, which include Assets, Owner's Withdrawals, and Expenses, are debited when they increase and credited when they decrease.
- Equity-origin accounts, which are Liabilities, Owner's Capital, and Fiscal Revenue, are debited when decrease and credited when they increase.
Adjusting accounts
- Main wikipage: Adjusting account
Chart of accounts
- Main wikipage: Chart of accounts
Every organization can establish its own list of account titles, which is called the chart of accounts.