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Accounts payable are the unpaid bills of a business or a household. This is the money owed to suppliers and other creditors. The sum of these amounts is to be listed as a current liability on your balance sheet. Control your expenditures and payable by making using of accounts payable ledgers.
Maintain accurate ledgers and learn how to reconcile accounts payable so you will find it easy to double check the bills you get from your suppliers. At the end of the month, reconcile your accounts payable ledgers with the accounts payable control account. The latter is the total accounts payable balance from your general ledger.
April 17, 2010