S Corp Chart of Account
I NEED THE CHART OF ACCOUNT FOR S CORPORATION WHICH HAS ONLY ONE OWNER PLEASE.
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That will vary widely depending on your business and what you need. The chart of accounts in QB will serve your needs well, and is easily customizable for your specific business.
11/12/09 6:51pm PST
What is AAA account in the owner's equity section of an S Corp. for restaurant?
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AAA - Accumulated Adjustment Account
Generally, the accountant will make entries to affect that account.
Ask your accountant.
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