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Digits announces Autonomous General Ledger

Accounting Today

Accounting automation solutions provider Digits released its Autonomous Digital Ledger solution, intended to directly challenge competitors such as QuickBooks.

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A sneak peek into what’s next for reports in Xero

Xero

Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss (Income Statement) and Budget Variance reports: We’ve added the ability to translate these reports into any currency enabled in your organisation, for a quick view of your financials in the currency of your choice Receivable and Payable Invoice Summary and Detail reports, and drilldowns from Income by Contact and Expenses (..)

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Latest product news — April 2023

Xero

Reports: A new version of the General Ledger Summary report is now available. You can drill down into the General Ledger Detail report , choose which accounts to show, customise columns and more. Xero Practice Manager: We’re making it easier to find jobs by client in Xero Practice Manager.

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How to reconcile the general ledger

Accounting Tools

Related Courses Accountants’ Guidebook Bookkeeper Education Bundle Bookkeeping Guidebook The general ledger is the master set of accounts that aggregates all transactions recorded for a business. The reconciliation process at the account level typically comprises the following steps: Beginning balance investigation.

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Teach accounting students data visualization and analytics

Accounting Today

Future accountants should be as proficient in performing variance analyses and using data visualization software as they are with general ledgers.

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The difference between the general ledger and trial balance

Accounting Tools

What is a General Ledger? A general ledger is the master set of accounts that summarize all transactions occurring within an entity. The general ledger is comprised of all the individual accounts needed to record the assets , liabilities , equity , revenue , expense , gain , and loss transactions of a business.

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The difference between the general ledger and general journal

Accounting Tools

Related Courses Bookkeeper Education Bundle Bookkeeping Guidebook The general ledger and general journal are both components of a double-entry accounting system. When an accounting transaction occurs, it is first recorded in the accounting system in a journal.