Check the active company, period and editing permission before any confirmation. Follow only steps applicable to the company's legal form and accounting regime.
Supporting documents
- The supporting document and economic explanation for each entry.
- The accounting mapping and open period applicable to the entry.
Completing and checking data
- Under ‘Draft entries’, open the entry and source document. Compare company, date, description and currency with the actual transaction.
- Check every line: debit account, credit account, amount and required subsidiary accounts. Total debits must equal total credits. Equality alone does not confirm correct account selection.
- For an incorrectly generated draft, return to the source or mapping and prepare it again. For a manual entry, correct the draft using supporting documents without duplicating sources already recorded.
- Post only after final review and the required confirmation. Check that the entry appears in the journal and account ledgers.
The posted entry enters the accounting records with a verified source and date.
Official sources for this activity
Checked on 10 September 2026. Apply the rules for the period and the company's legal form.
Related resources
Practical example
A draft has total debits of RON 500 and total credits of RON 500. Equality allows you to check balance, but also check the document, accounts, subaccounts and date. Post only if they all reflect the actual transaction, then follow the entry in the register and account ledger.
Frequently asked questions and solutions
The entry balances, but the return values are incorrect.
Check the transaction's nature, accounts, date and source tax treatment. A balanced entry may use incorrect accounts or periods; correct the cause before regenerating the return.
The entry is balanced, but the amount is in the wrong account. How should I check?
Compare the supporting document, partner and debit and credit accounts, including subaccounts. Debit-credit equality checks balance rather than classification. Correct a draft before posting; for a posted entry, check reversal and reposting and its link to the original.