The accounting cycle is the process or sequence of accounting
procedures that takes place during the accounting period, from
the occurrence and recording of the business transaction to the
preparation of the financial statements. The primary purpose of the accounting cycle is to ensure that
all transactions are properly and correctly recorded, and records
maintained, so that the financial statements can be prepared at
the end of each accounting period. The bookkeeper and accountant
are primarily responsible for the accounting cycle. The
accounting cycle is shown in the steps below.
1. Business Transaction Occurs 2. Source Document is Prepared 3. Transaction is recorded In Journal 4. Amounts posted to Ledger 5. Trial Balance Prepared 6. Financial Statements Prepared
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