Chart Of Accounts

This is an official list of account names to be used in recording business transactions based on the kind and nature of the business entity. Below is the Chart of Accounts for the example problem. It is suggested that each QB user use his/her name to specifically identify the reports to be submitted.

Your Name, M.D.
Chart of Accounts
Year
 

 
ASSETS  
Account No. Account Names Type  
QuickBooks GAAP
1001 Cash Bank Current Assets
1005 Petty Cash Bank Current Assets
1010 Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable Current Assets
1015 Medical Supplies Other Current Asset Current Assets
1020 Office Supplies Other Current Asset Current Assets
1025 Prepaid Insurance Other Current Asset Current Assets
1030 Medical Equipment Fixed Assets Fixed Assets
1030.5 Accumulated Depreciation, Med. Eqpt. Fixed Assets Contra Account
1035 Office Equipment Fixed Assets Fixed Assets
1035.5 Accumulated Depreciation, Off. Eqpt. Fixed Assets Contra Account
1040 Furniture & Fixtures Fixed Assets Fixed Assets
1040.5 Accumulated Depreciation, Furn. & Fixt. Fixed Assets Contra Account
       
LIABILITIES    
2001 Accounts Payable Accounts Payable Current Liabilities
2005 Wages Payable Other Current Liability Current Liabilities
2010 Unearned Revenue Other Current Liability Current Liabilities
2013 Interest Payable Other Current Liability Current Liabilities
2015 Payroll Liabilities Other Current Liability Current Liabilities
  (Already set up by QB. Do not set up again. Just edit later to include the account number.)    
2020 Notes Payable Long-Term Liability Long-Term Liabilities
       
OWNER'S EQUITY    
3001 Your Name, Capital (QB has set up Owners Equity. Just edit later.) Equity Equity
3002 Your Name, Draw (QB has set up Owners Draw. Just edit later.) Equity Equity
** Opening Bal. Equity Equity Clearing Account
  (Already set up by QB)    
*** Retained Earnings Equity Equity
     
       
REVENUE OR INCOME    
4001 Professional Fees Income Revenue or Income
4005 Interest Income Other Income Other Revenue or Other Income
       
EXPENSES    
5001 Advertising Expense Expense Expense
5005 Automobile Expense Expense Expense
5010 Bank Service Charges Expense Expense Expense
5015 Depreciation Expense, Med. Eqpt.* Expense Expense
5016 Depreciation Expense, Off. Eqpt.* Expense Expense
5017 Depreciation Expense, Furn. & Fixt.* Expense Expense
5020 Equipment Rental Expense Expense Expense
5025 Insurance Expense* Expense Expense
5030 Licenses & Permits Expense Expense Expense
5040 Postage & Delivery Expense Expense Expense
5045 Rent Expense Expense Expense
5050 Repairs Expense Expense Expense
5055 Supplies Expense - Medical * Expense Expense
5060 Supplies Expense - Office * Expense Expense
5065 Telephone Expense Expense Expense
5070 Utilities Expense Expense Expense
5075 Payroll Expenses Expense Expense
  (Already set up by QB)    
5080 Interest Expense Other Expense Other Expense

* These accounts will be discussed in Chapter 3.

** QuickBooks Pro uses the Opening Bal Equity Account as a beginning capital account.

*** QuickBooks Pro uses Retained Earnings account in all types of business organization. Though manual accounting uses Retained Earnings account only in relation to corporations, computerized accounting software uses Retained Earnings in all types of business organization as an accumulated earnings amount carried forward from period to period.

The differences in account classification by QuickBooks versus Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (G.A.A.P.) are the results of the "behind the scene" entries, postings, and links to subsidiary ledgers and reconciliation process that QuickBooks have established to effectively enhance the computerized accounting system.