GL Accounts can have a specified Parent Account (effectively making them a Child Account). Parent Accounts allow users to group Sub-Accounts under one main Summary Account for subtotal and visual grouping on Financial Reports. To assign a Parent Account to a GL Account, select the Account Name of the desired Parent Account on the GL Account Record
A Parent Account can have as many Child Accounts as desired.
Restaurant365 will support up to four levels of Parent/Child Accounts. For example:
2) --> Hourly Labor
3) --> --> BOH
4) --> --> --> Kitchen
Child Accounts will be indented from their Parent Accounts on Financial Reports, and then totaled under all of the Child (sub) Account, as shown in this example:
The passage describes the structure and functionality of Parent and Child Accounts in a GL (General Ledger) system, specifically within the Restaurant365 software. It explains how Parent Accounts can group Child Accounts and the levels of hierarchy supported.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
TYPE: <one of the following values>
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- SINGLE_QUESTION
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- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
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GL Accounts can have a specified Parent Account (effectively making them a Child Account). Parent Accounts allow users to group Sub-Accounts under one main Summary Account for subtotal and visual grouping on Financial Reports. To assign a Parent Account to a GL Account, select the Account Name of the desired Parent Account on the GL Account Record
A Parent Account can have as many Child Accounts as desired.
Restaurant365 will support up to four levels of Parent/Child Accounts. For example:
2) --> Hourly Labor
3) --> --> BOH
4) --> --> --> Kitchen
Child Accounts will be indented from their Parent Accounts on Financial Reports, and then totaled under all of the Child (sub) Account, as shown in this example:
user
The passage describes the structure and functionality of Parent and Child Accounts in a GL (General Ledger) system, specifically within the Restaurant365 software. It explains how Parent Accounts can group Child Accounts and the levels of hierarchy supported.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION