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04 Journal - 20 - 08
04 Journal - 20 - 08
04 Journal - 20 - 08
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BITS Pilani Dr.Sonia
Pilani Campus Department of Eco & Fin
Journal
•A journal entry has the transaction date, the individual accounts and related
debit and credit amounts, and a brief explanation of the transaction.
•Follow the Double-entry System: every transaction must have equal debits and
credits i.e. Total of debits must equal to the total of credit
•The transaction for which the Journal entry passed is explained in the form of
narration to the entry.
1. Real Account
2. Nominal Account
3. Personal Account
Real Accounts are the ones that are related to the assets of the
organization but not debt. For Example, land, Building, Investment,
Machinery, Equipment, Cash, Bank Balance, etc.
Nominal Accounts
Expenses & Loss of the Business Income & Gains of the Business
Personal Accounts
Debit (Dr.) Credit (Cr.)
Receiver Giver
While recording transactions the term debit (Dr.) uses to denote the left side of
any account and credit (Cr.) to denote an entry on the right side of any account
MBA ZC415/PDFI ZC415, Financial & Management
10/29/23 Accounting
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BITS Pilani, Pilani Campus
Accounting Equation
Capital(-) (part of
(a) Salaries Paid Cash (-) Exp)
Capital(-) (part of
(b) Salary Outstanding Creditors (-) Exp)
Cash (-) , Salary
Prepaid (Current
9 ( c) Salary Prepaid Asset)
Discount Received: Paid Rs. 95k to the supplier in a Creditors (-) Capital (+) 10k is
12 full settlement against his claim (105k) Cash(-) 95K 105k gain
Discount Allowed: Paid Rs. 95k to the debtor (buyer) Cash (+) 95k, Debtors Capital (-) 10k is
13 in a full settlement against his claim (105k) (-) 105k loss
MBA ZC415/PDFI ZC415, Financial & Management
10/29/23 Accounting
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BITS Pilani, Pilani Campus
Effect of Transaction on Accounting
Equation (Assets=Liabilities+Equity)
3 Paid towards Salaries Rs.3,00,000 and Rent Rs. 1,00,000 -4,00,000 -4,00,000
1,00,00,000 1,00,00,000