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General Ledger Report

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Written by Dylan Telson
Updated over a week ago

Purpose

The General Ledger Report provides a detailed record of financial transactions organized by account over a selected period. It enables you to track and review all activities affecting your company's accounts, assisting in financial analysis, auditing, and reconciling your books.

Location

You can access the General Ledger report under the Accounting category on the Reports page.

Report Parameters

  • Start Date: Choose the beginning date for transactions you wish to include.

  • End Date: Choose the ending date for transactions you wish to include.

  • Company: Select a specific company or view transactions for All Companies (selected by default).

  • Sort By:

    • Account No. (default): Sorts the accounts numerically.

    • Account Name: Sorts the accounts alphabetically.

  • Account Category: Select one or more account categories. By default, all are selected:

    • Asset

    • Equity

    • Expense

    • Income

    • Liability

  • Account Type: Select specific account types to filter further, such as:

    • Bank

    • Accounts Receivable

    • Accounts Payable

    • Current Assets

    • etc.

    By default, all account types are selected.

  • Exclude Closing Transactions:

    • Yes (default): Closing transactions will be excluded from the report.

    • No: Includes closing transactions.

Report Columns

The report includes the following columns:

  • Date: The date of the transaction.

  • Transaction Type: The type or category of transaction.

  • Contact: The name of the entity linked to the transaction.

  • Description: Brief description or notes related to the transaction.

  • Debit: Amount debited from the account for the transaction.

  • Credit: Amount credited to the account for the transaction.

  • Running Balance: Cumulative balance of the account after each transaction.

Transactions are grouped by account, providing clarity on how each account balance changes over the selected date range.

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