CloudsCreditRepair™ FAQ

What is a chart of accounts?

A chart of accounts is the organized list of every account used in a business's accounting system to categorize transactions.

Explanation

A clean chart of accounts produces clean financial statements; a messy one obscures performance and triggers lender stipulations.

Accounts are typically grouped into assets, liabilities, equity, revenue, and expenses.

Examples
  • 1000s — Assets
  • 2000s — Liabilities
  • 3000s — Equity
  • 4000s — Revenue
  • 5000s — Cost of goods sold
  • 6000s+ — Operating expenses
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