Difference between revisions of "General journal"

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General journal (or, simply, journal) is a chronological log of journal entries recorded utilizing double-entry bookkeeping. In other words, a general journal is a listing of financial transactions in chronological order. Journal is a book of original entry.

Journal. A listing of business transactions in chronological order. The journal links on one page the debit and credit parts of transactions.

Bookkeeping. Recording, filing, and retrieving of financial data, as well as producing those financial reports that are required by laws.

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−	[[General journal]] (or, simply, [[journal]]) is a [[book of original entry]].	+	[[General journal]] (or, simply, [[journal]]) is a chronological log of [[journal entry\|journal entri]]es recorded utilizing [[double-entry bookkeeping]]. In other words, a [[general journal]] is a listing of [[financial transaction]]s in chronological order. [[Journal]] is a [[book of original entry]].