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JOURNAL PROPER

Hey Guys, wats happening with y'all. Hows the week going, have fun and be positive. I know sometimes it is very difficult to be but if it helps remember that God loves you very much and his son shed his blood publicly to make sure you are free and happy- so don't let the enemy win, when you are unhappy and negative he is winning. If not for yourself at least to make sure he is not happy concerning you, stay positive cos whenever you are positive he is like a mad man roaming about in anger. So upset the enemy today, lolz. Halleluya- Jesus is indeed Lord forever more. Okay enough of that, let's get straight to work.

The Journal is a book of Prime entries into which Transactions are entered on a daily basis. In other words, It is a day to day book of all Business Transactions, where both aspects of Transactions are recorded in a chronological order and classified as debit and credit before they are posted to the ledger. The Journal has columns for Date, Particulars, Folio, Debit and Credit. The Entries are recorded along with an explanation of each showing the nature of the Transaction. This is referred to as Narration.
The Journal shows:                                   
i. The Date
ii. Account to be debited
iii. Account to be credited
iv. The Narrative

Classes of Entries:
a. Simple Entries- In this entry, only two accounts are involved. One account will be debited and the other credited.
b. Composite Entries- In this entry, One account may be credited and several other accounts will be debited and vice versa ( which means and the other way around too).

Advantages of Journal:
* Its main purpose is to provide a convenient record of transactions in chronological order.
* Journal reduces the risk of omission of Transactions.
* The explanations of the Entries are made known by the Journal.

Uses of Journal Proper:
# Correction of Error.
# For Recording Transactions that don't occur regularly.
# For Recording of Disposal of Fixed Assets.
# Transfer of Items between Accounts.
# Sales and Purchases of Fixed Assets Account.
# Double Entry Transaction.
# For Recording of Opening and Closing Entries.

NOTE: Any Transaction that cannot be entered in the Subsidiary Books must appear in the Journal before being posted to the Ledger.

ILLUSTRATION:
1. Disposal of Assets on Credit

a. On January 1st Sales of Equipment for N350 to Amanda.

 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
1-Jan Equipment     N350
  Amanda   N350  
  (Sales of Equipment N350 to Amanda.)      


LEDGER ENTRIES: 


     Dr               Equipment A/c                                           Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      1-Jan Amanda N350
           


      Dr                       Amanda's A/c                                Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
1-Jan Equipment N350      
           


 b. On January 2nd Purchases of Equipment for N350 from Amanda.

 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
2-Jan Equipment   N350  
  Amanda     N350
  (Purchased Equipment from Amanda N350.)      
         

LEDGER ENTRIES:

    Dr                         Equipment A/c                                 Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2-Jan Amanda N350      
           


  Dr                           Amanda's A/c                                 Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      2-Jan Equipment N350
           


 2. Correction of Errors
 
a. On January 10th Sales of Goods N700 to Okon were posted to Okonkwo.

 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
10-Jan Okon   N700  
  Okonkwo     N700
  (Sales entered in the wrong a/c now corrected.)      
         

LEDGER ENTRIES:
 Dr                          Okon's A/c                                        Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
10-Jan Okonkwo N700      
           
 Dr                  Okonkwo's A/c                                  Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      10-Jan Okon N700
           

 b. On January 15th Goods Purchased from Olotu N500 were entered into Otto's Account.

 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
15-Jan Olotu     N500
  Otto   N500  
  (Goods Purchased entered into the wrong a/c now corrected.)      
         
LEDGER ENTRIES:
 
  Dr                          Olotu's A/c                                      Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      15-Jan Otto N500
           

    Dr                               Otto's A/c                                 Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
15-Jan Olotu N500      
           
3. Double Entry Transaction

a. On January 8th Cash sales N1, 500.
 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
8-Jan Sales     N1, 500
  Cash   N1, 500  
  (Goods sold for Cash.)      
         
LEDGER ENTRIES:
   Dr                            Sales A/c                                  Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      8-Jan Cash N1, 500
           
 
    Dr                                    Cash A/c                            Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
8-Jan Sales N1, 500      
           

b. On January 17th Paid Salaries N2, 000 cash.
 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
17-Jan Salaries   N2, 000  
  Cash     N2, 000
  (Salaries paid with Cash.)      
     
LEDGER ENTRIES:
 
   Dr                                   Salaries A/c                           Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
17-Jan Cash N2, 000      
           

    Dr                               Cash A/c                                  Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      17-Jan Salaries N2, 000
           

4.  Transfer of Item between Two Accounts

a. On January 21st Mr Esan a debtor could not pay N300 owed to us but he bought equipments for full settlement of his debt.
Date Particulars F Dr Cr
21-Jan Esan     N300
  Equipment   N300  
  (Settlement of Debt with Equipment.)      
         

LEDGER ENTRIES:
Dr                         Esan's A/c                                   Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      21-Jan Equipment N300
           

  Dr                                    Equipment A/c                      Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
21-Jan Esan N300      
           

5. Purchases of Assets on Credit
a. On January 25th Purchases of Motor Car N1, 550 from Okonkwo on Credit.
 Date Particulars F Dr Cr
25-Jan Motor Car   N1, 550  
  Okonkwo     N1, 550
  (Purchase of Motor Car from Okonkwo on Credit.)      
         
LEDGER ENTRIES:
Dr                                       Motor Car A/c                    Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
25-Jan Okonkwo N1, 550      
           
 
   Dr                                    Okonkwo's A/c                    Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      25-Jan Motor Car N1, 550
           

 6. For Recording Opening Entries
a. On January 30th Assets: Land & Building N500
                  Furniture & Fitting N6, 000
                  Plant & Machinery N1, 735
                  Cash N880
                  Bank N220
                  Debtors N550
Liabilities: Bills Payable N4, 500
                     Loan N1, 500
                     Creditors N3, 050

 Date Particulars F Dr   Cr
30-Jan Land & Building   N5, 000  
  Furniture & Fitting   N6, 000  
  Motor Van   N950  
  Plant & Machinery   N1, 735  
  Cash   N880  
  Bank   N220  
  Debtors   N550  
  Bills Payable     N4, 500
  Loans     N1, 500
  Creditors     N3, 050
  Capital     N6, 285
      15, 335 15, 335


LEDGER ENTRIES:
  Dr                              Land & Building's A/c                   Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N5, 000      
           
 Dr                         Furniture & Fitting's A/c                      Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N6, 000      
           
   Dr                                    Motor Van A/c                        Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N950      
           
    Dr                     Plant & Machinery's A/c                       Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N1, 735      
           
 Dr                                  Cash Book A/c                        Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N880      
    N220      
    N1, 100      
           
  Dr                                  Debtors' A/c                            Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
30-Jan Bal b/f N550      
           
   Dr                             Bills Payable A/c                   Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      30-Jan Bal b/f N4, 500
           
   Dr                                  Loan A/c                               Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      30-Jan Bal b/f N1, 500
           
  Dr                                 Creditor's A/c                        Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      30-Jan Bal b/f N3, 050
           
   Dr                                     Capital A/c                         Cr
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
      30-Jan Bal b/f N6, 285
           
NOTE: PARTS OF THIS POST WERE CULLED FROM TONAD ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY O.A LONGE & R.A KAZEEM.  WE AT EDU-MADE-EASY RESPECT THIS CRAFT TOO MUCH TO DENY ITS ORIGIN. THANK YOU.

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