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Chart of accounts

Where: Accounting → Masters → Chart of Accounts.

The chart of accounts is the list of every account in your books. NextGenManager comes with a standard chart already in place, so you can start posting straight away and add accounts as you need them.

The Chart of Accounts

The tiles count Account Groups, Ledger Accounts, Control Accounts and Sub-ledger Types. The tree is arranged under Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Income and Expenses. Click an arrow to open a group, or use the search box to find an account by code or name.

Groups, ledgers and control accounts​

KindWhat it is
GroupA heading that gathers accounts, such as Current Assets
LedgerAn account you post to, such as Bank Account - Primary
Control accountA ledger whose balance is made up of one account per party. There are two: Sundry Debtors (customers) and Sundry Creditors (vendors)

Each customer and vendor has its own account under the control account. You never post to Sundry Debtors as a whole; you post to the customer.

Accounts the system uses​

These accounts are posted to automatically by purchase, stock, production and sales documents.

CodeAccountUsed for
2010Raw Material StockPurchased stock
2011Work-in-Progress StockMaterial issued to work orders
2012Finished Goods StockOutput of work orders
3010Sundry DebtorsCustomers (control account)
4010Cash in Hand
4011Bank Account - Primary
6020, 6021, 6022Input CGST, SGST, IGSTGST on purchases
6030GR/IR ClearingGoods received, not yet invoiced
8010Sundry CreditorsVendors (control account)
9010, 9011, 9012Output CGST, SGST, IGSTGST on sales
9015TDS PayableTax deducted, not yet deposited
4010ISales - Domestic
5010EPurchases - Raw Material
5020ECost of Goods Sold
3022EOpening Balance EquityThe other side of opening stock

What posts where shows the entry behind each document.

Add a group or a ledger​

Click New Group to add a heading or New Ledger to add an account you can post to, fill in the short form and save. Each row also has Edit and Delete.

tip

Keep the system accounts listed above as they are. Add your own ledgers beside them — for example more bank accounts or expense heads.