Accounting icons

The 50 accounting icons in Finance, described

Accountantaccountant

A person with a percent on the chest — the one who makes the numbers agree.

Accrualaccrual

A sheet with a coin on it — money counted when it is earned, not when it lands.

Amortisationamortisation

A chart with a line falling straight — a cost spread evenly over the years.

Audit the booksaudit-books

The book with a lens on its page — someone else reading every line.

Balance sheetbalance-sheet

A sheet with two columns of the same height — what is owned, and whom it is owed to.

Bank reconciliationbank-reconcile

The bank with an equals between its columns — the statement and the books made to agree.

Bookkeeperbookkeeper

A person with a pen stroke on the chest — the one who writes it all down.

Break-evenbreak-even

A chart with two lines crossing — where what comes in first covers what goes out.

Budget vs actualbudget-vs-actual

Two bars on a baseline, a line over the shorter one — what was planned, and what was spent.

Cash flow statementcash-flow-statement

A sheet with a line running up and down — where the cash went, month by month.

Chart of accountschart-of-accounts

The book with a tree of headings — every account, and how they nest.

Cost codecost-code

The money bag with a hash in it — which pot a cost is booked to.

Cost of goodscost-of-goods

The product box with a percent in it — what it cost to make what was sold.

Credit entrycredit-entry

The T-account with an entry on its right — where it came from.

Credit memocredit-memo

The envelope with a minus on its note — money owed back, in writing.

Debitdebit

The T-account with an entry on its left — what came in.

Deferreddeferred

The calendar with an arrow moving on — money counted in a later period.

Depreciationdepreciation

A chart with a line stepping down — worth a little less each year.

Double entrydouble-entry

The T-account with an entry on each side — every amount written twice.

Expense claimexpense-claim

The money bag with an arrow coming back — money spent for the company, asked for.

Fiscal yearfiscal-year

The calendar with a stone on it — the company's own year.

Cash forecastforecast-cash

A chart with a line that carries on in dashes — the cash to come, as a guess.

Income statementincome-statement

A sheet with an arrow rising on it — what came in, what it cost, what was left.

Issue invoiceinvoice-issue

The envelope with an arrow leaving its note — the bill sent out.

Invoice overdueinvoice-overdue

The envelope with an hourglass on its note — the bill sent out, its time run out.

Invoice paidinvoice-paid

The envelope with a check on its note — the bill sent out, and settled.

Invoice reminderinvoice-reminder

The envelope with a flag on its note — the bill sent out, and sent again.

Journal entryjournal-entry

The book with a pencil stroke on its page — a transaction written in.

Ledgerledger

The book ruled into columns — every account, line by line.

Marginmargin

A coin with a quarter cut away — the share of the price that is kept.

Markupmarkup

A bar with a thinner bar laid on it — what is added to the cost to make the price.

Month closemonth-close

The book with a check on its page — the month's books done.

Net lossnet-loss

The money bag with a minus in it — more went out than came in.

Payrollpayroll

A briefcase with a coin in it — the wages, carried to everyone.

Payroll runpayroll-run

A briefcase with an arrow leaving it — the wages sent out.

Pension contributionpension-contribution

A jar with an arrow dropping in — money put by for later, this month's share.

Profitprofit

The money bag with a plus in it — more came in than went out.

Purchase invoicepurchase-invoice

A receipt with a box on it — the bill for what was bought in.

Quarter closequarter-close

The book with a padlock on its page — the quarter shut, nothing more written.

Receipt matchreceipt-match

A receipt with two rings linked on it — matched to the payment it belongs to.

Reconcilereconcile

A sheet with an equals on it — the two records made to agree.

Tax codetax-code

The book with a hash on its page — the code the tax office knows you by.

Tax duetax-due

The money bag with a clock in it — the day the tax must leave it.

Tax paidtax-paid

A rubber stamp and the line it leaves — paid, and marked so.

Tax returntax-return

The book with a percent on its page — the year's tax worked out and sent.

Tax yeartax-year

The calendar with a percent on it — the year the tax office counts by.

Trial balancetrial-balance

The T-account with a weight on each side — the two columns adding up the same.

Variancevariance

A chart with a line straying from the flat one — the plan, and what actually happened.

VAT returnvat-return

The basket with a percent in it — the tax on what was sold, worked out.

Withholdingwithholding

The money bag with a percent in it — the share held back before it is paid.

In code, each is one import — import { Accountant } from "@iconmind/react/icons/accountant" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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