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Is the ledger comprised of the chart of accounts and their corresponding balances?

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Is the ledger comprised of the chart of accounts and their corresponding balances?

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Which if I am correct would run for ever…provided they are part of the four permanent accounts (IE: assets, liabilities, equity, retained earnings) and if not, a definition would be appreciated. I do understand that the general journal is where a user will enter adjustments, direct transactions that effect an account (IE: reduction of an assset, etc.) and from what I have been told also keeps the summary entries for payroll (totals for the pay period) sales, etc. If I am way off the mark please feel free to correct me. I am trying to grasp this in terms of how software treats the transactions and how the various physical files are updated, closed, etc.

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