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Chart of accountsA list of accounts used in an entity’s accounting system.Related Terms: Account
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Chart of accountsAny numbering system used to monitor project costs by category, usually based on the corporate chart of accounts of the primary performing organization,. [D00226]
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Chart of accountsA complete list of a businesss expense and income accounts in a ledger. The list is arranged either by category (asset, liability, revenue, expense) or in the order of the appearance in the financial [..]
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Chart of accountsA listing of the accounts available in the accounting system in which to record entries. The chart of accounts consists of balance sheet accounts (assets, liabilities, stockholders' equity) and i [..]
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Chart of accountsDefinition A list of all account names and numbers used in a company's general ledger.
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Chart of accountsThe written list of numerical accounting codes, and what common sense name is associated with the number. Expenses and income are posted into these accounts for eventual transformation into an income statement or balance sheet. Account 4450 might be "air travel expense", account 4460 might be "hotel expense", and account 5580 mi [..]
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Chart of accountsA systematically arranged list of accounts applicable to a specific concern, giving account names and numbers. A chart of accounts, accompanied by descriptions of their use and of the general operatio [..]
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Chart of accountsThe document describing the account names and codes available for use within Macquarie University .
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Chart of accountsA list of all General Ledger (GL) accounts used by one or several University codes. For each GL account, the chart of accounts contains the account number, account name, and the information that controls how an account functions and how a GL account is created in a University code.
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Chart of accountsA list of all accounts used in accounting system, including assets, liabilities, income and expenses.
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Chart of accountsChart of accounts is a complete list of a business's expense and income accounts in a ledger. The list is arranged either by category such as asset, liability, revenue, expense or in the order of [..]
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Chart of accountsThe chart of accounts is the coding structure that defines an organization’s operations in financial terms, and serves as the building block of the general ledger and financial reporting.
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Chart of accountsA 33-digit code that accompanies every financial transaction. The Chart of Accounts is comprised of 7 Segments (Tub, Org, Object, Fund, Activity, Subactivity, and Root) that are used as Harvard’s organizational framework for budgeting, recording, and reporting on all financial transactions.
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Chart of accountsa listing of all the accounts or categories into which business transactions will be classified and recorded. Each account usually has a number. Transactions are coded by this number for manipulation [..]
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Chart of accounts A list of all the accounts and their assigned account numbers, used in journalizing transactions. charter
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Chart of accountsA list of all the accounts used by an Organization, showing the identifying number (FOAP) assigned to each account.
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Chart of accountsA chart of accounts is a list of account titles designed to enable accounting transactions to be properly classified and recorded in order to provide effective control and financial information. A well-designed chart of accounts will assist in budget preparation and the generation of financial reports according to the financial requirements of the [..]
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Chart of accountsRefers to the list of accounts appearing in the nominal ledger. The list is usually arranged in the order accounts appear in the financial statements.
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Chart of accountsa list of all account names and financial coding that are part of an organization's accounting system.
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Chart of accountsspecified account numbers to which assets, liabilities, revenues and expenditures may be assigned.
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Chart of accountsSection III-E-2.1 through III-E-3.9 of the USFR (or USFRCS if a charter school) that is determined by the OAG and ADE for use in detailing function and object codes in a grant application. The Chart of Accounts Matrix can also be used as a guide, with final responsibility for coding resting with the applicant/subrecipient. Contact the appropriate p [..]
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