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Guide - How to Make a Common Ledger - Part 2

In the following paragraphs we continue with the following instance, which will help answering the query how to make a general ledger. So the initial step was to create a list of the company accounts which will be employed for the accounting purposes.

Next we publish the beneath transactions in to the suitable ledger company accounts, debiting or crediting the related sides of the company accounts in order to reflect improve or reduction in property, debts or equity, with respect to the character of transaction.

List of transactions and publishing to the company accounts:

1. Shareholders invested printing equipment costing $4000 and cash amounting to $1500 in to the company

D_________Equipment_________D

4000_________________________

D_______Cash______________D_

1500_________________________

D________Share Funds________D

__________________________5500

2. Inventory to provide printing providers fro $400 was acquired on credit score

D___________Inventory__________D

400____________________________

D_______Accounts Payable________D

___________________________400

3. In the first 30 days the company provided printing providers for $560 and also got cash of these providers

D__________________Cash__________D

560_______________________________

D_______________Revenue__________D

______________________________560

4. Inventory cost of which is $100 was used to provide individuals providers

D______Expenses_________D

100______________________

D_______Inventory________D

______________________100

So all the transactions were published in to the general ledger. Regarding no transactions for that certain accounting time period, the next step to finalizing the ledger would be summarizing the company accounts and determining the closing amounts.

While summarizing the company accounts it's important to understand that:

Balances of the company accounts will be employed to put together test balance, nevertheless you can do this only after the time period-end adjusting entries were documented and published in to the company accounts properly.


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