Tiliöidään

Tiliöidään is a Finnish verb form used in accounting and bookkeeping. It is the passive present form of the verb tiliöidä and means that a financial transaction is allocated or posted to one or more accounts in the chart of accounts. The term is commonly found in financial documents, invoices, and accounting software outputs to indicate that the transaction has been assigned to the appropriate accounts.

In practice, tiliöinti (the act of posting) involves determining the correct accounts for a transaction, recording the corresponding debit and credit entries, and possibly applying additional identifiers such as cost centers, project codes, or VAT classifications. The action follows the principles of double-entry bookkeeping, ensuring that the postings balance in the ledger. The phrase tiliöidään is often used in internal reports or system notifications to describe that the transaction is being processed or has been completed.

Examples illustrate typical usage: an incoming invoice might be tiliöidään to an expense account and a VAT payable account; a customer payment might be tiliöidään to a bank account and to revenue or receivables as appropriate. The term thus serves as a concise way to describe the redistribution of financial data into the correct accounts within accounting records.

Contextually, tiliöidään appears in Finnish financial practice, including bookkeeping records, ERP system notes, and audit trails. Related terms include tiliöinti (the process of posting) and tiliöintiprosessi (the posting workflow).