accpac simply accounting 9.0 Benutzerhandbuch
Part 1: Setting Up
2–4 Simply Accounting
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Account Types
Simply Accounting uses the following account types to format
your financial statements.
your financial statements.
Type of
Account
Account
Function on the Financial
Statement
Statement
Relationship to Other Types of
Accounts
Accounts
Section
Heading
Heading
Divides the financial statement into
sections (Assets, Liabilities, Equity,
Revenue, and Expense).
sections (Assets, Liabilities, Equity,
Revenue, and Expense).
The program assigns the section
name; you cannot change it.
Accounts within a section are further
classified into groups.
name; you cannot change it.
Accounts within a section are further
classified into groups.
Group
Heading
Heading
Classifies groups of accounts within a
section.
section.
Introduces two or more group or
subgroup accounts.
subgroup accounts.
Subgroup Stores amounts processed in the
transaction windows. Balances are
shown in the left column of the
financial statement.
shown in the left column of the
financial statement.
Used for accounts whose balances
will be subtotalled, rather than
included directly in the group total.
Subgroup accounts must be followed
by a group total before the next
heading.
will be subtotalled, rather than
included directly in the group total.
Subgroup accounts must be followed
by a group total before the next
heading.
Group
Stores amounts processed in the
transaction windows. Balances are
shown in the right (total) column of
the financial statement.
transaction windows. Balances are
shown in the right (total) column of
the financial statement.
Used for amounts included directly
in the group total.
in the group total.
Subgroup
Total
Total
Contains the subtotal of all the
consecutive subgroup accounts above
it. The program displays the amount
in the right column of the financial
statement.
consecutive subgroup accounts above
it. The program displays the amount
in the right column of the financial
statement.
Must follow a subgroup account.
The balance is included in the group
total.
The balance is included in the group
total.
Current
Earnings
Earnings
Shows the difference between
revenue and expense account totals.
The program calculates the balance
every time you make an entry that
affects a revenue or expense account,
and displays it in the Equity section
of the balance sheet.
revenue and expense account totals.
The program calculates the balance
every time you make an entry that
affects a revenue or expense account,
and displays it in the Equity section
of the balance sheet.
You cannot process transactions to
this account.
this account.