Chart of Accounts

Purpose

General Ledger Accounts record the transactions that define value of the business. Every transaction in the business is recorded against an Account, either as a Debit or Credit. In double entry book keeping a particular operation within a business will generate transactions that add up to zero, i.e. Sum Debits - Sum Credits = 0. For example is you buy an asset for 10 000 PLN you will have a debit of 10 000 PLN on your bank account and a credit of 10 000 PLN on your asset account.

In mKsiegowa.pl the Account ID can be numeric, alphanumeric or capitalized alphanumeric.

Each Account is assigned to an Account Group (see Account Groups). This is used in reporting, for example the Trial Balance will list Accounts by Group. Also when you select an Account anywhere in the program the list will be in Group/Account sequence.

You do not have to set up your Chart of Accounts from scratch. Charts of Account is setup during the registration process.


Standard Chart of Accounts

We can offer you one of typical chart of accounts during the registration process. One of them is available here: Standard Chart of Accounts.


Procedure

Enter an Account Code in chosen format. The Account Code needs to be unique.

If you want a secondary ID enter it in Account Code 2. This is not part of the key.

Enter a meaningful account name.

Select the Group you want your account to be part of.

Click on Add New.


Tips and Tricks

  • Put a structure into your account codes so it is easy to identify where in your Charts it belongs, for example 0xx for all Capital Assets.
  • Do not enter accounts for your suppliers and customers - they're created automatically as a combination of selected group and supplier/customer number.