I think in this question something is missing : The Expense A/c or Service A/c Dr from which regards we have liability to payand Cr. the Account payable A/c.For example : We purchased goods from BM...Accounts Payable Cash/Bank/Goods etc
Entry for accounts receivable:
debit accounts receivable
credit sales revenue
entry for accounts payable
debit purchases
credit accounts payable
Accrued income is income earned but not yet received. The journal is as follow For example: at fisical year end 31/dec/2007 our company from project X has accomplished 70% of the work, where it only invoiced 40%. there fore we say the uninvoiced 30% is accrued income as Accrued income Dr. 30% Sales Cr. 30% Once the company invoices the remaining 30% (no cash recived yet) Accounts recivable Dr. Accrued income Cr. Once cash recived Cash Dr. Accounts recivable Cr.
[Debit] Computer Asset Account [Credit] Accounts payable account
debit accounts receivablecredit sales revenue
A Columnar Journal is an alternative journal form that is designed with special columns for entries to accounts which are used often and an 'Other Accounts' column for entries to accounts for which a special column has not been provided. Columnar Journals can also be called 'Synoptic Journals' and/or 'Combination Journals'.
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Accrued income is income earned but not yet received. The journal is as follow For example: at fisical year end 31/dec/2007 our company from project X has accomplished 70% of the work, where it only invoiced 40%. there fore we say the uninvoiced 30% is accrued income as Accrued income Dr. 30% Sales Cr. 30% Once the company invoices the remaining 30% (no cash recived yet) Accounts recivable Dr. Accrued income Cr. Once cash recived Cash Dr. Accounts recivable Cr.
[Debit] Computer Asset Account [Credit] Accounts payable account
Yes. In practice, accountants and bookkeepers normally use computer software to input journal entries; the software automatically ensures all accounts are balance after every journal entry.
debit accounts receivablecredit sales revenue
recording of business transaction in chronological order is a journal entry
Journal phase of accounting is to journalize the business transaction in Journal as a first record in books of accounts.
Debit accounts receivableCredit sales revenue
A Columnar Journal is an alternative journal form that is designed with special columns for entries to accounts which are used often and an 'Other Accounts' column for entries to accounts for which a special column has not been provided. Columnar Journals can also be called 'Synoptic Journals' and/or 'Combination Journals'.
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When recording done as journal entry any business transaction is recorded in books of accounts and become part of business books of accounts.
Accounts Payable Cash/Bank/Goods etc
debit expense accountcredit accounts payabledebit accounts receivablecredit income