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Codes for Chart of Accounts

Here is a list of code breakdown for creating your Chart of Accounts

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Written by Karyn Millar
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  • A Chart of Accounts (COA) is a structured list of financial accounts used by a business to classify and record transactions. It typically follows a numerical system to organize different types of accounts.

    Here's Propras general breakdown of the Chart of Accounts from 1000 to 9000:


    1XXX – Assets

    2XXX – Liabilities

    3XXX – Equity

    4XXX – Revenue (Income Accounts)

    5XXX – Utilities

    6XXX – Repairs and Maintenance

    7XXX – Administration

    8XXX – Extraordinary or Other Items

    9XXX – Reserves (Condos)


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