Comparison Of The Steps Of An Accounting Cycle Under The Manual System and Under The Computerized System
November 18th, 2007
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Steps In Accounting Cycle |
Manual System |
Computerized System |
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1 |
Analyze source documents |
Manual |
Manual |
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2 |
Record transactions in journal |
Manual |
Manual data entry includes manual electronic coding |
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3 |
Post to Ledger accounts |
Manual |
Automatic |
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4 |
Prepare Unadjusted Trial Balance |
Manual |
Automatic |
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5 |
Journalize adjusting entries |
Manual |
Manual |
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6 |
Post adjusting entries |
Manual |
Automatic |
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7 |
Prepare adjusted Trial Balance |
Manual |
Automatic |
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8 |
Journalize closing entries |
Manual |
Automatic |
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9 |
Post closing entries |
Manual |
Automatic |
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10 |
Prepare post-closing Trial Balance |
Manual |
Automatic |
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11 |
Prepare financial statements |
Manual |
Automatic |
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