JPH0450144Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] A. Purpose of the invention A. Industrial field of application The present application attempts to provide a desk-top all-purpose continuous accounting slip having a novel configuration.

B. Conventional technology and its problems The main purpose of bookkeeping for small and medium-sized enterprises is tax accounting.
Traditionally, the form of documents for tax law and bookkeeping accounting has been based on the rigidity of bookkeeping, making bookkeeping difficult.As a result, many taxpayers have omitted records, are late in filing, or have no record. This has become a problem, and in terms of tax bookkeeping guidance, it is classified into blue and white, and it is a situation that requires a considerable amount of time and effort to improve.

B. Structure of the invention A. Means for solving the problem The present application attempts to solve the above-mentioned problem with the following structure. In other words, the present invention is a continuous accounting slip that consists of a continuous folding slip for 31 days of a month and a slightly larger double-folding record case of the same type, both of which are fixed and integrated with a clip.

B. Embodiment of the invention 1 is a desk-top all-purpose continuous accounting slip (hereinafter referred to as the slip) of the present application, which is composed of a desk-top continuous accounting journal (hereinafter referred to as the journal) 2 and a recording case 6.
The above-mentioned journal 2 has a single journal 2' in which predetermined items 3 are provided on a horizontally long paper 2〓, which are connected vertically via a folding line 2''.In this case, the single journal 2' is As a standard, it is best to connect 31 sheets for one month via the above folding line.
Predetermined matters 3 in the above paper 2〓 consist of the following matters. 4 is a loan code section provided on the left half of the sheet 2, and 5 is a loan code section provided on the right half. The borrowed chord part 4 above is an appropriate number of horizontal steps 4
In the appropriate number of vertical columns 4B drawn from left to right for A, there are No. column 4C, credit account code column 4D, deposit amount section 4E, check column 4F, and summary code (management code) column 4G. It is formed vertically. Then, at the bottom of the entry amount column 4E, there is a daily account column 4H,
A previous day's balance column 4I and a total column 4J are provided.
In this borrow code section, there is a page number entry section 4.
K, date entry section 4L, No. entry section 4M, notes section 4N
are provided for each. Note that 4O is a date column. On the other hand, the credit code section 5 has an appropriate number of horizontal columns 5A and an appropriate number of vertical columns 5B drawn from left to right, with a No. column 5C, a debit item code column 5D,
A withdrawal amount field 5E, a check field 5F, and a summary code (management code) field 5G are vertically divided. At the lower end of the withdrawal amount column 5E, there are provided a daily balance column 5H, a today's balance column 5I, and a total column 5J. The borrow code section is provided with a page number entry section 5K, a date entry section 5L, a No. entry section 5M, and a notes section 5N, respectively. 5O is a date field. 3A indicates a title such as "desktop continuous accounting journal." Further, the recording case 6 is made of slightly thick paper, and has an upper surface portion 7 and a lower surface portion 8 connected to each other via a back portion 9 in a U-shaped cross section. Therefore, a title 7A such as "Desktop Continuous Accounting Slip" is provided above the center of the surface of the upper surface portion 7, and below this title 7A, a frame 7B for an account book and a frame 7C for a transfer slip are provided, and these frames 7B , 7C has transfer and journal frame 7 on the left and right.
D, 7E are arranged, and furthermore, these frames 7B, 7
Below C, 7D, and 7E, an account/code column 7H and a transaction details column 7I are provided by a vertical column 7G drawn from an appropriate number of horizontal columns 7F from left to right. 7J is the No. column provided in the upper left corner, and 7K is the name column. Further, on the back side of the lower surface part 8, below the display 8A of processing procedures, etc., an appropriate number of horizontal columns 8B are drawn from the left to the right by a vertical column 8C, and from the left there are No. columns 8D, Procedure column 8E, method column 8
F are formed in order. There is also a No. in the upper left corner.
A column 8G and a name column 8H are provided, respectively.
Note that an appropriate number of individual journals 2', 2', . . . are held in a folded state by the recording case 6.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a clip for holding the entire body as required.

C. How to use As shown in Figure 6, you can divide the information into cash, current account, transfer, etc. and enter it using a known method.

C. Effects of the idea A: Business owners, managers, and other responsible persons can develop the habit of easily recording transactions, even the smallest ones, on a desk memo at all times.

(b) When you lift the clip on the table, the recording location will appear immediately, so you can record immediately.

C. It will have multipurpose functions as a household account book, cash account book, account book by deposit destination, transfer slip, partial ledger, and account statement book.

(d) After totaling the cash and deposit balances for the left and right days, add the previous day's balance to the left, transfer the total to the right, and use the difference with the daily total as today's balance. In this way, calculation simplicity and accuracy can be ensured.

E. Easy to check input for ledger posting, computer input, etc. It's especially easy to read because it's a flip-down system.

In particular, cash payments and payments are highly reliable for tax purposes, as they are desk-top based on one month's worth of continuous records.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view of the whole, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the same as seen from below, Figure 3 is a perspective view of the desktop continuous accounting journal in an expanded state, and Figure 4 is a plan view of the journal alone. , FIG. 5 is a plan view of the recording case in an expanded state, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of use of a single journal. 1... Desktop all-purpose continuous accounting slip, 2... Desktop continuous accounting journal, 3... Predetermined items.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A desk-top all-purpose continuous accounting slip characterized by comprising a desk-top continuous accounting journal 2 and a recording case 6, which have the following conditions. B. The tabletop continuous accounting journal 2 is made up of an appropriate number of individual journals 2' on which prescribed items 3 are provided, folded along the folding line, and the prescribed items 3 are written on the debit code on the left side. It consists of a credit code section 4 and a loan code section 5 on the right, and the loan code section 4 divides an appropriate number of horizontal rows into vertical rows, and from left to right there are No. column 4C, credit item code column 4D,
In addition to the deposited amount field 4E, summary code field 4G, etc., a daily account field 4H, previous day's balance field 4I, and total field 4J are provided at the bottom of the entry amount field 4E, as well as a credit code field 5 on the right side. divides the appropriate number of horizontal rows into vertical rows, and from left to right: No. column 5C, debit account code column 5D, withdrawal amount column 5E,
In addition to summary code field 5G, etc., withdrawal amount field 5 above.
At the bottom of E are provided a daily account column 5H, a previous day's balance column 5I, and a total column 5J, respectively. (b) The record case 6 is made up of an upper surface part 7 and a lower surface part 8, and in the center of the surface of the upper surface part 7 is provided a frame 7B for the account book and a frame 7C for the transfer slip, and on the left and right sides of these frames 7B and 7C. is transfer, journal entry frame 7
D, 7E are arranged, and these frames 7B, 7C, 7
Below D and 7E, an appropriate number of horizontal steps are divided into vertical steps, and from the left to the right there is a subject code column 7.
H. A transaction details column 7I is provided, and on the back of the bottom of the record case, an appropriate number of horizontal columns are divided by vertical columns, and from left to right there are No. column 8D, procedure column 8E, and method column. There are 8 floors each.