You can create chart of account using user interface or using csv import, .... debiting Bank Account Expense for $5,000
TABLE OF CONTENT Step I Introduction
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Step II Setup
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Basic Accounting
Chart Of Account
Using User Interface Using Import
Opening Balance
Step III Recording Transaction Record Expense
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Receive Income
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Manual Jurnal
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Deposit Money
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Step IV Recurring Expense
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Step V Report
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Add New Recurring Expense
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Trial Balance
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Cash Flow
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Income Statement ( Profit and Loss Statement )
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Work Sheet
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General Ledger
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Balance Sheet
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Comperative Balance
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Step VI Integration Setup Sample Transaksi Journal Pos Integration
Sell Journal Type
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Every
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EOD
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Step I Introduction Basic Accounting
This explanation of accounting basics will introduce you to some basic accounting principles, accounting concepts, and accounting terminology. Once you become familiar with some of these terms and concepts. Some of the basic accounting terms that you will learn include revenues, expenses, assets, liabilities, income statement, balance sheet, and etc. You will become familiar with accounting debits and credits as our system show you how to record transactions. You will also see why two basic accounting principles, the revenue recognition principle and the matching principle, assure that a company's income statement reports a company's profitability. Chart of Account Our system already provides chart of account for you. But you can replace or add new chart of account in our system.
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Debits And Credit Debits and credits are terms used in accounting and bookkeeping (and have been used for centuries). They are a key part of the double entry system, which means that every business transaction will affect a minimum of two accounts. One of the accounts will receive a debit entry and another account will receive a credit entry. The amounts entered as debits must be equal to the amounts entered as credits. To illustrate, let's assume that a company pay Telephone & Internet fees $10,000 from its cash. The company will record a Credit of $10,000 in its Cash account, and a debit of $10,000 in its Telephone & Internet account.
Below is the accounting flow in tabular form.
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Step II Setup Chart Of Account
Our system already provides Chart off Account (CoA) for you, But you can add new chart of account, Please follow this intructions.
Using User Interface
You can create chart of account using user interface or using csv import, manually is recommended if you have fewer than 30 chart of account. - Go to COA > Account > Add
Using Import
You can Export and Import file Excel CSV for adding chart of account
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- Go to COA > Account > Click Import - Click Download Sample > after that you can import your csv > Choose File
For more details you can go to the follow this page http://bit.ly/import-chartofaccount
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Opening Balance
Opening Balance is feature for input the initial balance from all your account. When entering balance in debit and credit should be balanced. - Go to Setup > Opening Balance Form
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Step III Recording Transaction Record Expense
Used for recording your all expense, example telepone fee, advertising and cleaning. - Go to Journal > Record Expense Example : I have an expense charge for a $500.000 cleaning fee that is paid using $500.000 cash and I will record it with journal number J004.
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Receive Income
Used for recording your all revenue except from POS example owner a share capital - Go to Journal > Receive Income > Add Example : I get funds from Owner A Share Capital 1 for $100.000,000 to fill Bank Account 1 And I will record with number jurnal J001
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Deposit Money
Used for transfer from cash to bank or otherwise - Go to Journal > Deposit Journal > Add I get deposit $400.000 from bank account 1 to fill cash
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Manual Jurnal
Manual journals are generally used for recording some expense and revenue together or record Depreciation rates, because currently my system cannot be handled directly and needs a manual journal entry to record it. Each journal entry must have the amounts of debits equal to the amounts of credits. - Go to Journal > Journal Entry > Add - Complete form and click Save
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Step IV Recurring Expense A recurring journal entry is a journal entry that is recorded in every accounting period. For example, a company issuing monthly financial statements might record depreciation by debiting Bank Account Expense for $5,000 and crediting Accumulated Office Rental for $5,000 each and every month. If the accounts and the amounts are identical each month, the recurring journal entry might be referred to as a memorized entry if the accounting software produces and records the entry. Some accountants refer to this type of recurring journal entry as a standard journal entry.
Add New Recurring Expense - Go to Recurring Expense > Add
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Post Recurring Expense Our system still can not create automatic journal from recurring you make, So you have to post all recurring expense you at time already in set. - Go to Post Recurring Expense > Fill Date “ for next year ” & Jurnal > Checklist > Save
Asset Value This page describes the results of all your recurring expenses already in the post. - Go to Asset Value and You can see journals that are made from recurring
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Step V Report In this section we're going to be looking at the various types of accounting reports that are generated by our system.
Trial Balance
Trial Balance is A list containing the temporary balances of each ledger account in a given accounting period. Aims to test the similarity of debit and credit balances in the ledger. - Go to Report > Trial Balance
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General Ledger
A general ledger is a grouping of perhaps hundreds of accounts that are used to sort and store information from a company's business transactions. The general ledger is organized as follows: - Go to Report > General Ledger
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Cash Flow
Provides an information about flow all cash and bank. - Go to Report > Cash Flow
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Balance Sheet
A balance sheet is a financial statement that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities and shareholders' equity at a specific point in time. The balance sheet is also referred to as the statement of financial position. The balance sheet presents a company's financial position at the end of a specified date. Some describe the balance sheet as a "snapshot" of the company's financial position at a point (a moment or an instant) in time. - Go to Report > Balance Sheet
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Income Statement ( Profit and Loss Statement )
The income statement is one of the major financial statements used by accountants and business owners. The income statement is important because it shows the profitability of a company during the time interval specified in its heading. - Go to Report > Income Statement
Comperative Balance
Comparative Balance report is for comparison between month or year - Go to Report > Comperative Balance
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Work Sheet
An accounting worksheet is a tool used to help bookkeepers and accountants complete the accounting cycle and prepare year-end reports like unadjusted trial balances, adjusting journal entries, adjusted trial balances, and financial statements. - Go to Report > Work Sheet
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Step VI Integration Setup Sample Transaksi Journal
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Pos Integration
This page is used to connect between chart of account with our system, so if there is transaction in POS, will be automatically journalized. By default our system already connects with the existing chart of accounts, but you can change the chart of accounts that have been linked to this with the chart of your account. - Go to Setup > POS Tab and Tax Tab
- Go to setup ( POS System ) - Payment
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Sell Journal Type Every The system will automatically create a journal based on transactions. Go to Setup - Pos Integration - Setup Tab
Example : Journal using setup - Every
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EOD The system will create a journal by combining all transactions from open the cashier to the close cahier. Before using this setting you have to activate the closure register, Please follow this article. http://bit.ly/SetupClosingRegister - Go to Setup - POS Integration - Setup Tab
Example : Journal using setup - EOD
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