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Journal Entry: Journal entries are accounting entries made in a chronological order in the general ledger to record business transactions. Journal entry are logged with the debit amounts and credit amounts, with their respective dates and account names.
Rules of Debit and Credit: The Rules of Debit and Credit are as follows.
Nature of Account | Debit Side | Credit Side |
---|---|---|
Asset Account | Increases | Decrease |
Liabilities Account | Decreases | Increase |
Revenue Account | Decreases | Increase |
Expenses Account | Increases | Decrease |
Capital Account | Decreases | Increase |
Journalizing: It is the process of recording the accounting transaction in books of accounts.
Requirement 1
To Prepare
1. Journal Entries for Job Order in books of Blanche’s Benches
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