what is the journal?
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Answer / naheem
this is a preliminary record of day to day business
transactions.which is to give affect to two different
accounts involved in business transaction.
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Answer / suhasini modagi
Journal refers to , it is first step in maintaining
accounts transaction. Generally we enter all types of
account i.e purchase a/c, sales a/c, purchase return, sales
returs, cash a/c, bank a/c etc.
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Answer / rajesh
Journal is a day book where the transactions are first time
recorded is in the book is called journal.
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Answer / prasanna kumara d s
Journal is nothing but posting of the business
transactional entries to books of accounts.
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