What are the accounting subjects involved in hotel payable accounting?

Payable accounting is a transaction accounting, and most companies with relatively large business volumes use dedicated personnel or multiple people to manage this business. Mainly accounts payable (accounting for corporate suppliers), other payables (projects, rents, deposits, etc.), accounts payable in advance (payments for booking services received in advance, etc.); notes payable (not many companies involved), Employee salaries payable (calculated by payroll management accounting), taxes payable (calculated by tax or capital accounting), short-term loans, interest payable, and dividends payable (all related to corporate capital flows and calculated by capital accounting).