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Date: [Insert Date]

Debit: Cash Register Repairs Expense $XXX
Credit: Cash Register Asset $XXX

This journal entry records the expense incurred for fixing the cash register, reducing the asset account balance to reflect the repairs made. It ensures that our financial records accurately represent the cash register's current value while acknowledging the associated costs.

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