Accounting process

1. Collect vouchers: Accountants should collect all receipts, invoices, checks, bank statements, cash receipts and other vouchers to facilitate future accounting processing.

2. Classification of vouchers: Accountants should classify all vouchers according to different accounts, including assets, liabilities, owners' equity, income and expenses, etc.

3. Register vouchers: Accountants should record the relevant information of each voucher, such as date, amount, account, etc., in the accounting books.

4. Check accounts: Accountants should check accounts regularly and make timely adjustments when errors are discovered.

5. Prepare financial statements: Accountants should prepare financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, etc., based on the information in accounting books.

6. Audit financial statements: Financial statements need to be audited by internal or external auditors to ensure the accuracy and legality of the financial statements.

7. Submit reports: Accountants should submit financial statements to relevant personnel, such as management, investors, tax authorities, etc.