The Significance of the Matrix Form in Accounting
The Significance of the Matrix Form in Accounting
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Dr Current Fixed Current Capital, and Cr^N.
Assets Assets Liabilities Income Accounts Current ^e^ 2 ^^ 4 Assets y y"^ y ^^ Fixed 5 y^ y^ y 7 /^^ Assets vyy y/y Current Liabilitiej # 10 yy 12 Fixed yyA y\xXy Liabilities, y^xy^ ^y y^ y^ Capital, and 13 ^^Xi4 ^y 15 ^Xl6^ Income y y^^ ^ / X y^ y Accounts ^y-y^ ^yy Figure I The matrix is used because it is an excellent summary picture. Each square represents a group of accounts: unneeded detail has been omitted. The shaded squares represent groups o...f building blocks which are not used to construct the funds statement. Block groups 1, 3, 9 and 11 represent internal fund changes which do not affect the net size of the fund and can be disregarded. Block groups 6, 8, 14, and 16 represent external-fund changes which produce no change in the fund and also can be disregarded. The remaining blocks represent changes which all affect the fund. Thus a fund statement can be internally generated from the data in block groups 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, 12, 13, and 15.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr Current Fixed Current Capital, and Cr^N.
Assets Assets Liabilities Income Accounts Current ^e^ 2 ^^ 4 Assets y y"^ y ^^ Fixed 5 y^ y^ y 7 /^^ Assets vyy y/y Current Liabilitiej # 10 yy 12 Fixed yyA y\xXy Liabilities, y^xy^ ^y y^ y^ Capital, and 13 ^^Xi4 ^y 15 ^Xl6^ Income y y^^ ^ / X y^ y Accounts ^y-y^ ^yy Figure I The matrix is used because it is an excellent summary picture. Each square represents a group of accounts: unneeded detail has been omitted. The shaded squares represent groups o...f building blocks which are not used to construct the funds statement. Block groups 1, 3, 9 and 11 represent internal fund changes which do not affect the net size of the fund and can be disregarded. Block groups 6, 8, 14, and 16 represent external-fund changes which produce no change in the fund and also can be disregarded. The remaining blocks represent changes which all affect the fund. Thus a fund statement can be internally generated from the data in block groups 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, 12, 13, and 15.
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