I'm going to say there isn't a comprehensive list of all T accounts. Like confusedcandidate says, there is potentially an infinite number of T accounts.
if you do not have a good understanding of how the BS and IS work together along with the SOCF, memorizing a bunch of accounts and JE isn't really going to help you.
If my company purchases a car with a bank note, I debit the asset account “vehicles” and credit “LTD- note payable car”. my BS still balances. I've increased my assets and my liabilities. As I pay the note each month, I debit the note payable, i debit some interest expense and I credit my bank account/cash. This decreases my liability on the BS, increases my interest expense on the IS, and decreases my bank account/cash on the BS. If I don't have some income/revenue to offset this expense, my equity just went down because at period end, the only activity I have is expenses. My RE will decrease when my net loss rolls.
memorizing the T accounts for interest expense, cash, FA/vehicles, LTD note payable car, isn't the way to really understand what's happening in the background to the financial statements.
There are some good lists of JE's for weird things that most of us don't spend a lot of time in school on like gov't NFP accounting and fund balances.
BEC - 8/8/16
REG - 66, 77
AUD - 81
FAR - 9/8/16
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