a)
Introduction: The journal is the main book of accounts where financial transactions are initially recorded in chronological order, or in the order that they are entered. Since transactions are recorded in chronological sequence, hence, it helps the business entities to obtain the details regarding a given transaction on a particular day.
To prepare: The
b)
Introduction: The journal is the main book of accounts where financial transactions are initially recorded in chronological order, or in the order that they are entered. Since transactions are recorded in chronological sequence, hence, it helps the business entities to obtain the details regarding a given transaction on a particular day.
To Prepare: The journal entries related to dividends.
c)
Introduction: The journal is the main book of accounts where financial transactions are initially recorded in chronological order, or in the order that they are entered. Since transactions are recorded in chronological sequence, hence, it helps the business entities to obtain the details regarding a given transaction on a particular day.
To prepare: The journal entries related to dividend.
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