Control Account | Default code | Notes |
Trade Debtors | 1100 | Holds the total amount owed to you by your customers every time you enter a sales transaction. |
Trade Creditors | 2100 | Holds the total amount you owe to your suppliers every time you record a purchase transaction. |
Bank Account | 1200 | This is the default bank account in Sage Accounting. Selected by default when you post transactions that affect the bank. Normally the bank account you use most frequently. |
Bank Charges and Interest | 7900 | Records all fees and interest expenses related to your bank accounts. This includes charges such as monthly account fees, overdraft charges, and interest paid on loans or overdrafts. |
VAT Allocations & Adjustments | 2203 | Records any adjustments or allocations made to VAT amounts. |
VAT on Sales | 2200 | Records the VAT collected on sales and shows the VAT you need to pay to HMRC. |
VAT on Sales - Holding Account | 2205 | Temporarily holds VAT amounts related to sales before transferring them to the VAT on Sales account. |
VAT on Purchases | 2201 | Records the VAT paid on purchases and expenses. This account helps in tracking the reclaimable VAT amount. |
VAT on Purchases - Holding Account | 2205 | Temporarily holds VAT amounts related to purchases before transferring them to the VAT on Purchases account. |
VAT Liability | 2202 | Tracks the total VAT liability owed to HMRC. This account shows the net VAT payable or receivable after accounting for VAT on purchases and sales. |
Suspense | 9999 | Records the opposite value of any opening balances when you add them. Once you post all opening balances, the value should be zero. |
CIS Tax Asset Realised | 1131 | Records the realised CIS tax amounts that the company can claim back. |
CIS Tax Asset Withheld | 1132 | Records the CIS tax amounts withheld but not yet realised. |
CIS Tax Liability Realised | 2502 | Records the CIS tax liabilities that the company has realised and needs to pay to HMRC. |
CIS Tax Liability Withheld | 2501 | Records the CIS tax liabilities withheld but not yet realised. |