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Chart of accounts

Organise ledgers under groups — assets, liabilities, income, expenses — so journals and trial balance roll up correctly.

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Chart of Accounts
Company ledger accounts used by journal entries and reports.
CodeNameTypeBalanceStatus
100185InventoryInventory₹0.00ActiveLedger
100285Cash on HandCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100385BankCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100485CollectionCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100585Computer & AccessoriesProperty, Plant and Equipments₹0.00ActiveLedger
100685Retained EarningsRetained Earnings₹0.00ActiveLedger
100785Stated CapitalOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100885Additional ContributionOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100985Owner's DrawingOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger

How this looks in TiBook

How to

  1. 1Enable Accounting from Apps if you have not already.
  2. 2Open Accounting → Chart of Accounts.
  3. 3Browse groups (Cash, Bank, Debtors, Creditors, Sales, Purchases, Expenses, and custom heads).
  4. 4Add a new account under the right group — name it the way your CA recognises it.
  5. 5Avoid duplicate heads (“Office Exp” and “Office Expenses”) — one ledger per real account.
  6. 6Map operational defaults where TiBook offers links (for example bank accounts to Banking).

Structure matters

Trial balance and P&L in accounting mode depend on correct grouping. Assets and liabilities belong in balance-sheet groups; income and expense in P&L groups.

Starting mid-year

Your CA may supply an opening trial balance. Create matching accounts before you post opening journal entries.

Use account codes only if your firm already uses them — names matter more for daily entry.

Deactivate unused legacy accounts instead of deleting history.

Need more help?

Email, call, or WhatsApp the TiBook team. We can walk through invoicing, stock, POS, or your GST setup.

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