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What is the meaning of Journal Voucher? when u have to use
this transaction tell me breif?
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Answer Posted / radha krishna
Journal voucher means present expenditure or income,Future
payment or receipt that means present effect in profit&
loss account and Balance sheet but not effect in cash and bank
simply Journal voucher no cash and no bank
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