Accounts in Accounting

1. I see you're studying for today's test.

2. anything with value.

3. I feel really well prepared now.

1- Today, the concept of a bank account is somewhat broad. Although each entity offers personalized rates and solutions, we can divide them into three large groups: checking account, payroll account and savings account.

2- The left side of the T account is called “Debit” and the right side of it is called “Credit”. When the balance of an account is on the left side, it is known as "creditor", while if the opposite is the case, it is called "debtor".

It allows to know the economic situation and make decisions on real data. The accounting accounts provide classified and clear information on the state of a company and can be useful for investors, shareholders, managers or employees.

2.Must" and "have" are two concepts that come from double-entry accounting, which is financial accounting as it is known today and which is included in generally accepted accounting principles.

1 These valuations are applicable to tangible and intangible assets.

2.Within 24 hours, the fiscal officer posts items in the general ledger, and the inventory, if applicable.

3.Owner's equity is not necessarily the price at which you should sell your business.

1. Owner's equity includes paid-in capital and retained earnings.

2. Real accounts include all the tangible and intangible assets of a business.

3. Similar to expenses, assets increase with a debit and decrease with a credit entry.

1.Accounting accounts are classified differently depending on the type of company, although there are some that are repeated or common in all companies. Similarly, the way to keep these accounts varies depending on the accounting system we use to record our transactions.

2.The double entry is based on the fact that every economic fact has its origin in another fact of equal value, but of a contrary nature. When you receive money for a sale, you must also part with a good, you must give something to the other party who gives you money.

1. Through this type of accounts, the accounting movements of the company can be recorded individually and in detail, since this would be useful for the assets of a company.

2. This guarantees a faithful portrait of the economic and financial situation of the company and allows the annual accounting statements to be prepared and delivered to the Mercantile Registry with accurate data, as well as to declare the corresponding taxes to the Tax Agency

1). The accounting accounts are classified into four large groups that are: Real Accounts, Nominal Accounts, Mixed Accounts and Order Accounts.

2).In each of the accounts you can make annotations on both sides. The left side is called "The Debit" and the right side is called "The Credit". Must: It is the left side of the account.

1.The ledger account reflects the origin of where the transaction came from. From here, it will be possible to keep precise control of all transactions regardless of what they come from, which guarantees the financial stability of the company.

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The objective of the technique is to resemble a balanced balance, since the sum of the concepts (have and must) always have to coincide.

1. Why are there different types of accounts?

Because they allow us to know the economic situation and make decisions on real data. Accounting accounts provide classified and clear information on the status of a company and can be useful for investors, shareholders, directors or employees.

2. Why do you think an account has two sides to it?

The account has two sides because transactions must be recorded in both debit and credit so that the account is balanced or gives equal amounts and to be able to keep correct accounting. Likewise in the accounts there must be both an input and an output.

According to the double entry system of bookkeeping, there are three types of accounts that help you to maintain an error-free record of your journal entries.

The left hand side is called debit side and right hand side is called credit side. Debit aspects of all the concerned transactions is recorded on the debit side, while credit aspect on credit side according to date. The difference of the total of the two sides represent balance

1. There are three types of accounts because they are the representations of each one of the patrimonial elements of the company.

2. because when the balance of an account is on the left side, it is known as a creditor, while if the opposite happens, it is called a debtor

1. My sister works as an accountant in a bank.

2.Accounts record a monetary balance and the history of changes related to that balance.

3.Real accounts include all the tangible and intangible assets of a business.

1The account is a record where the increases and decreases suffered by a specific concept of assets, liabilities or capital are recorded in a clear and orderly manner, as a result of the operations carried out by a business.

2 The terms "debit" and "have" are the foundation of financial accounting. For the ordinary citizen, they are terms related to commerce and business, although they also appear in their daily lives.

1.In accounting, all operations are recorded

2. The coin machine is a tangible asset.

3. The debit belongs to the expense and asset accounts.

1.register of accounts.

2.economic operations that the company owns.

3.amount of money to pay.

1. I was trying to record a new sound for the band.

2. His biceps have been signing off on direct debits.

3. Revenues increase the value of owner's equity.