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The account names and numbers can also be found in the account booklet in the EUS office. The accounts here are the active and sorted by committee, club, department and design team.<br>

Account numbers follow a really simple form. XYYZ-YY. X tells you if it’s a Rev or Exp Account. Even values of X correspond to Rev Accounts while odd values correspond to Exp Accounts. YY is your department number which separates all the accounts. Z is your index if you have multiple accounts with the same department number. Most groups just have a Rev and Exp Account so it’s really easy to just remember your department number and the pattern that your revenue account will either start with 4 or 6 and your expense account will start with 5 or 7.

Account numbers follow a really simple form. XYYZ-YY. X tells you if it’s a Rev or Exp Account. Even values of X correspond to Rev Accounts while odd values correspond to Exp Accounts. YY is your department number which separates all the accounts. Z is your index if you have multiple accounts with the same department number. Most groups just have a Rev and Exp Account so it’s really easy to just remember your department number and the pattern that your revenue account will either start with 4 or 6 and your expense account will start with 5 or 7.<br>

''Account numbers are necessary to navigate [[printouts]].''

==List==

This list below was last updated in the [[Financial Guidebook]] v2.2, and may not reflect all organizations. A PDF of the full list can be found here:

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 The account names and numbers can also be found in the account booklet in the EUS office.  The accounts here are the active and sorted by committee, club, department and design team.<br>
-Account numbers follow a really simple form.  XYYZ-YY.  X tells you if it’s a Rev or Exp Account.  Even values of X correspond to Rev Accounts while odd values correspond to Exp Accounts.  YY is your department number which separates all the accounts.  Z is your index if you have multiple accounts with the same department number.  Most groups just have a Rev and Exp Account so it’s really easy to just remember your department number and the pattern that your revenue account will either start with 4 or 6 and your expense account will start with 5 or 7.
+Account numbers follow a really simple form.  XYYZ-YY.  X tells you if it’s a Rev or Exp Account.  Even values of X correspond to Rev Accounts while odd values correspond to Exp Accounts.  YY is your department number which separates all the accounts.  Z is your index if you have multiple accounts with the same department number.  Most groups just have a Rev and Exp Account so it’s really easy to just remember your department number and the pattern that your revenue account will either start with 4 or 6 and your expense account will start with 5 or 7.<br>
+''Account numbers are necessary to navigate [[printouts]].''
 ==List==
 This list below was last updated in the [[Financial Guidebook]] v2.2, and may not reflect all organizations. A PDF of the full list can be found here: