B. Group information on balance sheets and profit and loss statements by financial category.
C. Summarize or subtotal information on reports for a group of accounts.
D. All of the above.
C. For example, you want to subtotal all your cash accounts (Petty Cash, Checking, and Savings) on your financial reports. You create an account group called Cash and select it as the account group for the Petty Cash, Checking, and Savings accounts.
A. Group information on balance sheets and profit and loss statement by financial category.
B. Summarize or subtotal information on reports for a group of accounts.
C. Establish billing rates.
D. None of the above.
A. You use account types to group information on balance sheets and profit and loss statements by financial category (for example, Current Asset, Current Liability, Expense, and Income.)