Where does this account land?
Classify four accounts onto statement lines, and see what the statements can say — and what they cannot.
Result
- Current assets
- 11675.00
- Current liabilities
- 12000.00
- Finance costs
- 325.00
- Offsetting side — cash and payables
- 0.00
- Accounts classified
- 4
- Accounts left unclassified
- 0
- Balance outside the statements
- 0.00
The method
- Each account is aggregated into the statement line it was classified onto, on that line's normal side: assets and expenses debit, liabilities and revenue credit.
- An account left "not classified" does not disappear: it appears as an exception carrying its balance, because a balance nobody can place is a balance no statement can carry.
- The "offsetting side" is a line the tool adds rather than you: these are four account balances, one side of four entries whose other side sits in cash or payables. It shows the difference because a ledger balances as a whole, and returns to zero when your own figures balance on their own.
- The tool aggregates rather than judging: it says what your classification produces, not whether your classification was right.
Built forAn accountant reviewing an entry or balance before close
When you need it
You have connected figures that need testing before they enter the close file. Classify four accounts onto statement lines, and see what the statements can say — and what they cannot.
The decision it supports
Use the result to decide whether the work can be accepted or a difference or classification needs tracing. The tool shows its method beside the result so you can review it.
What you receive
Where does this account land? result
A shareable interactive result with findings, calculation method and an Excel workpaper carrying the same figures.
An example you can inspect
A ready-to-run example
The tool opens with: Employee advance — balance = 8000.00, Employee advance — belongs to = current-assets, Input VAT — balance = 3675.00, Input VAT — belongs to = current-assets. Change any value to see its effect immediately.
Continue the workflow
- Learn the treatment behind the toolAccount required
- Open the Financial Accountant trackAvailable now