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outstandindg expences journal entry expences a/c dr

to outstanding expences a/c

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journal entries can be prepared at any time.there is no particular time/day/month/year.only if it is mentioned in question we prepare it according to given data.

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Journal entries should be posted in chronological order means as it happens if any transaction happend first it should be recorded first.

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Debit carriage inward
Credit cash

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The name for journal entries that reflect cash dividends from retained earnings is closing entries. This also reflects book value and cash flow.

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Debit accrued taxes
Credit taxes payable

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Debit assets
Credit accounts payable

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Debit supplies expenses
Credit supplies inventory

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Journal entry ledger samples can be found online at places like Accounting Explained and GSU.edu. You might also find these samples in journals sold at places like Office Depot.

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Debit customer deposits
Credit unearned revenue

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Debit expenses / accounts payable
Credit bank

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Debit Job account
Credit disbursement account

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Debit depreciation expenses
Credit leasehold improvement

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[Debit] Accrued income receivable

[Credit] Accrued income

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Debit cash / bank / accounts payable
Credit purchases returns

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[Debit] Accrued income receivable

[Credit] Accrued income

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bad debts a/c Dr

To sundry debtors a/c

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Debit net income
Credit owner's capital account

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debit cash
credit professional fee revenue

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[Debit] Sales Return

[Credit] Accounts receivable / Cash

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Debit promotion and advertisement expense
Credit goods account

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[Debit] Tax paid

[Credit] Cash / bank

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[Debit] Car Asset

[Credit] Cash / bank

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Debit bank
Credit retained earnings

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Today, I made a new investment in a diversified mutual fund to further enhance my investment portfolio. This decision aligns with my long-term financial goals and risk tolerance. I will continue to monitor the performance of this investment regularly to ensure it remains in line with my objectives.

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debit house rent allowance
credit cash / bank

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debit supplies expenses 200
credit supplies inventory 200

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Debit bank account
Credit retained earnings

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Jurnal used to accomodate employee compensation

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[Debit] Cash / bank

[Credit] Unearned Interest Income

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debit mortgage payable
credit owners capital

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Debit fixed asset
debit interest expense
Credit cash /bank

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Debit dental supplies inventory
Credit cash / bank

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debit accounts payable
credit cash / bank

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Journal for transfer of donation amount unspent to corefund

for project

Expenses DR

To bank CR

To cash CR

( Budget amount spent )

For core fund

Bank

Cash

Advance

To Transfer of balance of project

To TDS transfer to HO

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what is entry of closing stock in p & L a/c & balance sheet

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debit accumulated depreciation
credit asset

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[Debit] Purchases
[Credit] Accounts payable

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Furniture is depreciated as it is tangible assets while intangible assets are amortized.

Debit depreciation
Credit Furniture

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debit accounts receivable
debit sales tax
credit sales revenue

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Debit bad debts
Credit accounts receivable

Recovery

Debit cash /bank
Credit bad debts recovery

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[Debit] Cash / bank

[Credit] share capital

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Check out www.bondterrier.com which is an interactive learning tool dealing with Accounting for the Life-Cycle Events of Bond Liabilities that are (a) Convertible into Common Equity at the Holder's Option and (b) Callable at the Issuer's Option. Journal entries are provided for Issuance; Interest Payments; Discount/Premium Amortization; Conversion; Call; Maturity.

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Reimbursement expenses you keep track separetely with operational expenses

if our company pays the expenses the journal entry should be

(1)

Re-imbursement expenses a/c DR xxx

To cash a/c .... xxx

(2) As the same expenses we need to re-imburse this expenses from other ABC company

ABC company a/c Dr xxx

To Re-imbursement expenses A/c xxx

In the first Journal we debited the expenses and the second we same credited the expnenses.

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Cash Ac Dr

to Sales AC

To sales Return Alc

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