Double-Entry Accounting

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Simplify the management of financial transactions and make bookkeeping a breeze.

Ensure accurate financial reporting while creating and managing invoices, tracking expenses, and reconciling bank statements with Bank feeds.

Work with Chart of Accounts, Manual Journal, Balance Sheet, General Ledger, and the Trial Balance. Learn more about Double-Entry Accounting.

Creating a Chart of Accounts
Creating a Chart of Accounts

List all your business accounts used to record financial transactions and manage

Managing Chart of Accounts
Managing Chart of Accounts

Enable, Disable, View, Edit, Print, Duplicate, Export, or Delete Chart of Accounts.

Creating a New Manual Journal
Creating a New Manual Journal

Manually enter financial transactions to correct errors or adjust entries to reflect

Managing the Manual Journal
Managing the Manual Journal

View, Edit, Duplicate, Export, or Delete Manual Journal entries. The Manual Journals

General Ledger
General Ledger

What is General Ledger in Akaunting? In Akaunting, the general ledger serves

Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet

What is the Balance Sheet in Akaunting? The Balance Sheet is a

Trial Balance
Trial Balance

What is the Trial Balance in Akaunting? The Trial Balance lists all

Journal Entry
Journal Entry

What is a Journal Entry in Akaunting? A Journal Entry manually records

How to Enter Opening Balance
How to Enter Opening Balance

An opening balance is the amount of funds in an account at

Dividend
Dividend

What is Dividend on Akaunting? Dividend is the primary way for company

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