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

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


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According to College Accounting: A Practical Approach by Slater (13th edition)‎,

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

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