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…
Let us go through the main objectives of Accounting: ● To keep systematic records – Accounting is done to keep systematic record of…
When one more column of Bank is added in both sides of the double column cash book to post all…
Here, we have an additional Discount column on each side of the cash book. The debit side column of discount…
Cash book is just like a ledger account. There is no need to open a separate cash account in the…
Cash book is a record of all the transactions related to cash. Examples include: expenses paid in cash, revenue collected…
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…
Journalize the following transactions and post them in to ledger account: S.No. Transactions Amount 1 Commenced business and introduced cash…
● Each side of a journal entry is posted in the same side of the ledger. It means the debit entry…
Let us see various formats of ledger accounts: Format-1 In the books of M/s. ABC Company Ledger account of M/s…
Now let us try to understand how a journal works. With the help of journal entries, we book each and…
Let us go through the nature of transactions and their treatment in our books of accounts. The following accounting entries…
“The process of recording a transaction in a journal is called journalizing the transactions.” —Meigs and Meigs and Johnson Journal…