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LESSON 4-1
PREPARING A
CHART OF ACCOUNTS
RELATIONSHIP OF A T ACCOUNT
TO AN ACCOUNT FORM
2
Balance columns
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CHART OF ACCOUNTS
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CHART OF ACCOUNTS - TERMS
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 Ledger – a group of accounts.
 General Ledger – a ledger that contains all
accounts needed to prepare financial
statements.
 Account Title – the name given to an account.
 Account Number – the number assigned to an
account.
 Chart of Accounts – a list of account titles and
numbers showing the location of each account
in a ledger.
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CHART OF ACCOUNTS
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Accounts in a general ledger are arranged in
the same order as they appear on financial
statements.
 TechKnow Consulting’s chart of accounts
shows five general ledger divisions:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Assets
Liabilities
Owner’s Equity
Revenue
Expenses
See page 92
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ACCOUNT NUMBERS
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ASSIGNING ACCOUNT NUMBERS
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 TechKnow Consulting initially assigns account
numbers by 10s so that new account can be
added easily.
Nine numbers are unused between each account on
TechKnow Consulting’s chart of accounts.
 New numbers can be assigned between existing
account numbers without renumbering all existing
accounts.

 File maintenance – the procedure for arranging
accounts in a general ledger, assigning account
numbers, and keeping records current.
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ADDING NEW ACCOUNTS
8
 Unused account numbers are assigned to new
accounts.
510
515
520
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Advertising Expense
Gasoline Expense
Insurance Expense
(Existing account)
(New account)
(Existing account)
REMOVING ACCOUNTS
9
 When an account is no longer needed, it is removed
from the general ledger and chart of account.
 Account number is then available to assign to
another account if the need should arise.
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ADDING A NEW ACCOUNT AT THE END OF
A LEDGER DIVISION
10
 The next number in a sequence of 10s is used.
550
Supplies Expense
(Existing account)
560
570
Utilities Expense
Water Expense
(Existing account)
(New
account)
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OPENING AN ACCOUNT
IN A GENERAL LEDGER
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1. Write the account title.
2. Write the account number.
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2
OPENING AN ACCOUNT IN A GENERAL
LEDGER
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 Opening an account – writing an account title and
number on the heading of an account.
A general ledger account is opened for each account listed
on a chart of accounts.
 Accounts are opened and arranged in a general ledger in
the same order as on the chart of accounts.

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