From earlier articles, we understand that every transaction is recorded in a book of original entry from a source document.
Append below the various book of original entry, the transactions being recorded and the related source document(s) being used.
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Book Of Original Entry: (A) GENERAL JOURNAL |
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Transaction(s) recorded :
Related Source Document(s)
Salient point to note: The reason for item 2 & 3 of source document is that they are specifically tied to any other original book of entry hence these are really “general” in nature. Though general in nature, the bookkeeper still need to record such transactions as they are relevant for the business. |
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Book Of Original Entry: (B) PURCHASE JOURNAL |
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Transactions(s) recorded:
Related Source Document(s) · Invoice (Original) |
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Book Of Original Entry: (C) RETURNS OUTWARDS JOURNAL |
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Transactions Recorded:
Source Document(s): · Credit note |
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Book Of Original Entry: (D) SALES JOURNAL |
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Transaction Recorded: · Sales of goods on credit Source Document(s): · Invoice, debit note |
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Book Of Original Entry: (E) RETURNS INWARDS JOURNAL Transaction Recorded · Return of goods by customer Source Document(s): · Credit note |