| Step | Name | Description | |------|------|-------------| | 1 | Identification | Recognize economic events (invoices, receipts, bank statements). | | 2 | Journal entries | Record transactions in the general journal using debits and credits. | | 3 | Posting | Transfer journal entries to the general ledger (accounts). | | 4 | Unadjusted trial balance | List all ledger accounts with their balances to check equality of debits and credits. | | 5 | Adjusting entries | Record accruals, deferrals, depreciation, and allowances. | | 6 | Adjusted trial balance | Verify balances after adjustments. | | 7 | Financial statements | Prepare balance sheet, income statement, and statement of equity. | | 8 | Closing entries | Reset temporary accounts (revenues, expenses) to zero for the next period. |

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