Chart of Accounts

This portion of the book provides an overview and helpful documents related to the chart of accounts (COA) at Indiana University.

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Indiana University student climbs the bouldering wall in Eigenmann Hall at IU Bloomington.

The chart of accounts (COA) acts as the governing structure for all financial activities, organizing and categorizing thousands of financial transactions generated daily by Indiana University. The COA plays a pivotal role in driving external compliance, internal and external reporting, and effectively organizing financial data within the general ledger.

Understanding the main attributes of the COA at Indiana University is essential for employees handling financial transactions as it ensures accuracy, consistency, and transparency in financial record-keeping. By comprehending how the COA functions to categorize and track financial data, employees can effectively navigate and contribute to the financial health of and compliance at Indiana University.

Policies

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Standards

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Students chat on beach chairs at IU Fort Wayne.

CheckLists

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Training Materials

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Other Related Materials

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IU FINANCIAL SYSTEM REPORTS AND PROCEDURES

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Students studying together at IU Southeast.

License

Chart of Accounts and General Ledger Copyright © by The Trustees of Indiana University. All Rights Reserved.