| Capital | | Money paid to operate a business |
| AccountingEquation | | Change in the accounting equation |
| AccountNumber | | Form used to enter transactions in chronological order |
| Posting | | Accounting software used by many small firms |
| Revenue | | Company owned by one person |
| Ledger | | Assets=Liabilities Owner's Equity |
| Drawing | | A number given to an account |
| Partnership | | Source document used when cash is paid |
| Quickbooks | | A name given to an account |
| Liabilities | | Left side of a T account |
| Asset | | Money made from operating a business |
| Contra | | Displays Assets, Liabilities, and Owner's Equity |
| transaction | | Docoment used to write a description of transaction |
| Memo | | Transferring information from journal to ledger |
| Credit | | Right side of a T account |
| Proprietorship | | Things that have value |
| Expense | | Companies that owe you money |
| Receipt | | Document used when cash is received from customer |
| AccountsReceivable | | Owned by stockholders |
| Check | | Account that goes against a related account |
| Corporation | | A group of accounts-where transactions are summarized |
| Debit | | When the owner takes money out of a business |
| Journal | | Companies that you owe money to. |
| BalanceSheet | | Two or more owners |
| AccountTitle | | Account used to summarize Owner's Equity |
