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Purchase Return Book
Sometimes goods are to be retuned back to the supplier, for various reasons. The most common reason being defective goods…
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Sale Book
The features of a sale book are same as a purchase book, except for the fact that it records all…
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Purchase Book
Purchase book is prepared to record all the credit purchases of an organization. Purchase book is not a purchase ledger.…
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Petty Cash Book
In any organization, there may be many petty transactions incurring for which payments have to be done. Therefore, cash is…
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Objectives and Scope of Accounting
Let us go through the main objectives of Accounting: ● To keep systematic records – Accounting is done to keep systematic record of…
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Triple Column Cash Book
When one more column of Bank is added in both sides of the double column cash book to post all…
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Double Column Cash Book
Here, we have an additional Discount column on each side of the cash book. The debit side column of discount…
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Single Column Cash Book
Cash book is just like a ledger account. There is no need to open a separate cash account in the…
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Cash Book
Cash book is a record of all the transactions related to cash. Examples include: expenses paid in cash, revenue collected…
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Journal Entries
S.No. Particulars L.F. Amount Debit Credit 1 Cash A/cDr.To Capital A/c(Being capital introduced) ** 4,00,000 4,00,000 2 Purchase A/cDr.To Cash…
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Illustration
Journalize the following transactions and post them in to ledger account: S.No. Transactions Amount 1 Commenced business and introduced cash…
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Important Points Regarding Ledger
● Each side of a journal entry is posted in the same side of the ledger. It means the debit entry…
