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General Ledger (GL)

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What is General Ledger (GL)?

A General Ledger (GL) is a central repository for all accounting data transferred from journals, providing a complete record of financial transactions over the life of a company. It is used for creating financial statements like the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. It tracks all financial transactions and organizes them into accounts.

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AP records and manages a company's short-term debts, which are then summarized and posted to the GL.
mentioned alongside General Ledger (GL) in 76% (611) of relevant job posts
AR tracks money owed to the company, and the aggregated totals are reflected in the GL.
mentioned alongside General Ledger (GL) in 76% (549) of relevant job posts
FA manages a company's long-term assets, and depreciation/asset values are recorded in the GL.
mentioned alongside General Ledger (GL) in 83% (253) of relevant job posts

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