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    Date Particulars L.F

    Number

    Debit Credit

    1 2 3 4 5

    Journal:

    Book of original entryRecords all daily transactions in chronological order

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    1. Identify business transaction

    2. Identify at least two important accounts

    3. Identify the nature of accounts4. Apply the rule of Debit and Credit

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    Transaction Accounts involved Nature of Accounts Debit/Credit

    Rent paid Rent A/cCash A/c

    NominalReal

    DebitCredit

    Salaries paid Salaries A/c

    Cash A/c

    Nominal

    Real

    Debit

    Credit

    Interest paid Interest A/c

    Cash A/c

    Nominal

    Real

    Debit

    CreditDividend received Cash A/c

    Dividend A/c

    Real

    Nominal

    Debit

    Credit

    Machinery

    purchased

    Machinery A/c

    Cash A/c

    Real

    Real

    Debit

    Credit

    Paid to Suresh Suresh A/cCash A/c

    PersonalReal

    DebitCredit

    Received from

    Mohan

    Cash A/c

    Mohan A/c

    Real

    Personal

    Debit

    Credit

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    How to write Journal entryDate Particulars L.F.No Debit Amount Credit Amount

    2011July1

    Rent A/c DrTo Cash A/c

    (Being rent paid)

    21

    10001000

    2011

    July 2

    Machinery A/c Dr

    To Cash A/c

    (Being machinery

    purchased for cash)

    3

    1

    20000

    20000

    2011

    July 6

    Cash A/c Dr

    To Dividends A/c

    (Being dividends received)

    1

    4

    500

    500

    2011July 7

    Cash A/c DrTo Mohan A/c

    (Being cash received from

    Mohan

    15

    950950

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    Many transactions on the same date relatingto one particular account or nature may be

    recorded by means of a single journal entry

    Date Particulars L.F.No Debit Amount Credit Amount

    Cash A/c Dr

    Land A/c Dr

    Furniture A/c Dr

    Stock A/C Dr

    To Creditors A/c

    To Bank O.D A/c

    To Capital A/c

    (Being commencement of business by

    taking over a running business)

    2000

    4000

    1000

    2000

    1000

    2000

    6000

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    Date Particulars L.F.No Debit Amount Credit AmountCash A/c Dr

    Land A/c Dr

    Furniture A/c Dr

    Stock A/C Dr

    Sundry Debtors Dr

    To Creditors A/c

    To Bank O.D A/c

    To Capital A/c

    (Being balances brought forward from

    the last year)

    2000

    4000

    1000

    2000

    5000 1000

    2000

    11000

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    Ledger is a book which contains variousaccount (Real, Personal, Nominal)

    Posting: Transferring the debits and creditsitems from journal to respective accounts inthe ledger

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    Date Particular Amount Date Particulars Amount

    Dr Cr

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    Separate accounts should be opened for postingtransactions relating to different accounts in

    journal

    The A/c which has debited in journal should alsobe debited in the ledger by giving reference of

    other A/c which has credited in the journal

    The A/c which has been credited in journal

    should also be credited in the ledger by giving

    reference of other A/c which has credited in the

    journal.

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    Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount

    1-7-10

    4-7-107-7-10

    To Capital

    To SureshTo Raju

    10,000

    3,0001,000

    2-7-10

    5-7-1031-7-10

    By Mohan

    By RameshBy Balance C/d

    1,000

    1,00012000

    14000 14000

    1-8-10 To Balance B/d 12000

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    Dr Cr

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    Trial Balance is a statement containing thevarious ledger balances on a particular date.

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    Particular Debit

    Amount

    Credit

    Amount

    Cash Account 12,000

    Capital Account 10,000

    Purchases Account 4,000

    Mohan Account 2,000

    Sales Account 4,000

    16,000 16,000

    Trial Balance as on 31st January 2011

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    Objectives of preparing a Trial Balance

    1. check the arithmetical accuracy.

    2. Basis for financial statement.

    3. Summarized ledger.

    Methods of preparing Trial Balance

    Total Method

    Balance Method

    Total and Balance Method

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