This document discusses the key steps in the accounting cycle of a service business, including entering transactions, adjusting entries, posting to ledger accounts, and generating financial reports. It also covers completing bank reconciliations and posting closing entries to close out accounts for the fiscal period. The accounting cycle aims to accurately track the financial activities of a business over a set interval of time.
Original Description:
Original Title
SOFPAC 02 Accounting Cycle of a Service Business and Bank
This document discusses the key steps in the accounting cycle of a service business, including entering transactions, adjusting entries, posting to ledger accounts, and generating financial reports. It also covers completing bank reconciliations and posting closing entries to close out accounts for the fiscal period. The accounting cycle aims to accurately track the financial activities of a business over a set interval of time.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
This document discusses the key steps in the accounting cycle of a service business, including entering transactions, adjusting entries, posting to ledger accounts, and generating financial reports. It also covers completing bank reconciliations and posting closing entries to close out accounts for the fiscal period. The accounting cycle aims to accurately track the financial activities of a business over a set interval of time.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Reconciliation Prepared by Alexandro Ponteras At the end of this chapter , you will be able to: Enter additions, changes, and deletions to the charts of accounts Enter and correct general journal transactions Enter adjusting entries Display account, journal, ledger, and financial statement reports Generate graphs Complete bank reconciliation Generate and post closing entries Accounting cycle It includes all accounting activities, beginning with entering transactions and ending with closing. It is usually completed each fiscal period. Fiscal period A.k.a accounting period It is a regular interval of time for which a business analyzes its financial information Journal It is a record of the debit and credit parts o each transactions recorded in date sequence Posting It is the process of updating the ledger account balances with all debits and credits Adjusting Entries Changes entered to update general ledger account at the end of the fiscal period