Basic accounting journal entries practice

    • [DOC File]Kimmel/Weygandt/Kieso: Financial Accounting Chapter 1

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      The first three represent the basic steps in the accounting cycle. UPDATE THE GENERAL LEDGER. Updating the general ledger consists of posting journal entries from two sources: summary journal entries of routine transactions from the accounting subsystems; and individual journal entries for non-routine transactions from the treasurer.

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    • [DOC File]Questions and Practice Exercises

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      11. The basic accounting equation may be expressed as. a. A + E c. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity. b. A = OE - L d. Assets + Liabilities = Owner’s Equity. 12. The year and month are written in a general journal. a. on each journal page. c. only at the top of page one of the journal page.

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    • [DOC File]ACCOUNTING 101 - Glendale Community College

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      Practice Exercises: PRACTICE 1 BASIC JOURNAL ENTRIES FOR REVENUE RECOGNITION. The company collected $1,000 cash in advance from a customer for services to be rendered. Subsequently, the company rendered the services. Make the journal entries necessary to record (1) the receipt of the cash and (2) the subsequent completion of the services.

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    • [DOC File]CHAPTER 1

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      Note the journal IDs. Both show a journal mask of “APA” indicating an accounts payable accrual action. This mask indicates the journal includes accounting entries for posting a debit to expense to the buying auxiliary and a credit to accounts payable as the vendor has not yet been paid.

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    • Examples of Accounting Journal Entries – Basic Accounting Help

      Accounting Cycle Tutorial available on Drive R—practice whichever steps you think you need to work on More practice available for preparing income statement, classified balance sheet, closing entries, general journal entries, and adjusting entries on handout sheet.

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    • [DOCX File]Journal Entry Practice - Ms. McRae's Classes

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      In journal entries, contra assets are increased by crediting, and decreased by debiting the accounts. Contra liabilities are increased with debit entries, etc. Entries in Simply Accounting journals are somewhat different for contra accounts. In the General Journal, contra accounts have debit and credit entries reversed from the normal accounts.

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    • [DOC File]Best Practices - University of South Florida

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      The accounting equation. Financial statements. 1 June 3 Chapter 2- double entry accounting. T-accounts Journal entries, posting, trial balance , Chart of accounts Jeopardy over previous day’s lecture, syllabus 1. June 4 Chapter 3 – adjusting entries, adjusted trial balance, - closing entries…

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    • [DOC File]ACCOUNTING THEORY - Pearson

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      Basic Instructions. Record Transactions as they occur in the General Journal. You can record the adjusting entries and post all entries to the General Ledger and do the Financials at home. Failure to record transactions in a timely manner can lead to problems of imbalance later in the practice set.

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    • [DOC File]FBLA Accounting I Practice Test 2004

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      6. Then, prepare: (A) Closing entries (involving all nominal or temporary capital accounts) 13 POINTS Closing entries include: Closing Journal entries, and their posting to associated ledger accounts. (B) Finally, prepare the Post-Closing Trial balance (7 POINTS) (showing active permanent accounts) to complete the accounting cycle.

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