This document discusses the process of journalizing transactions in bookkeeping. It explains that a journal entry records any transaction in the journal. It introduces T-accounts and the debit and credit sides of accounts. Transactions are first recorded in the general journal using double-entry bookkeeping before being posted to the appropriate accounts. Finally, it lists the steps in a journal entry and references a video on transferring entries between accounts.
This document discusses the process of journalizing transactions in bookkeeping. It explains that a journal entry records any transaction in the journal. It introduces T-accounts and the debit and credit sides of accounts. Transactions are first recorded in the general journal using double-entry bookkeeping before being posted to the appropriate accounts. Finally, it lists the steps in a journal entry and references a video on transferring entries between accounts.
This document discusses the process of journalizing transactions in bookkeeping. It explains that a journal entry records any transaction in the journal. It introduces T-accounts and the debit and credit sides of accounts. Transactions are first recorded in the general journal using double-entry bookkeeping before being posted to the appropriate accounts. Finally, it lists the steps in a journal entry and references a video on transferring entries between accounts.
This document discusses the process of journalizing transactions in bookkeeping. It explains that a journal entry records any transaction in the journal. It introduces T-accounts and the debit and credit sides of accounts. Transactions are first recorded in the general journal using double-entry bookkeeping before being posted to the appropriate accounts. Finally, it lists the steps in a journal entry and references a video on transferring entries between accounts.
recorded in the journal. The process of recording the transactions in t he journal is termed as the entries. 1 Concept of T- Accounts TITLE OF ACCOUNTS a. (DEBIT) (CREDIT)
b. But rather than entering transactions into the T-accounts
immediately, we use the General Journal
In General Journal, we use double entry system or the debit-
c. credit entry Debit means the left side of an Credit means the right side of account or to enter an amount an account or to enter an on the left side amount on the right side 2 3 STEPS IN JOURNAL ENTRY