Cash, Bank, Journal & Ledger

Every business must maintain a record of their daily transactions to track their mode of operations. So you need to maintain Book of accounts for all businesses, both small and big and also for individual ventures.

Cash book

A financial logbook contains all cash receipts and payments, which includes deposits and withdrawals from the bank. Entries made in the cash book are next transferred to a general ledger. The cash book is periodically updated and matched with bank statements as an internal process of auditing. Get the best quote here.

Bank Reconciliation

After maintaining all the transactions, you need to make a trial balance to find if accounts with debit balances are equal to that of accounts with credit balances. Get the best quote here.

Journal entry

A journal is needed to keep a track of all the financial transactions done for the company's business as it happens. This is a kind of primary log book where all transactions are recorded first. Journal entries must be done as per a predetermined format. Know more about journal entries and the best quote.

Ledger accounting

A Ledger is a log book that has all the accounts to record transactions related to a company's assets, liabilities, revenue, and expenses. A ledger keeps an account for every data transferred like accounts which are payable, receivable, cash management, purchase, and projects. Fill the below form to get best quote.

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