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Is a sequence of operations used to account business transactions during a specific period

ACCOUNTING CYCLE

T/F


Transactions are analyzed using th e rules of debit and credit

TRUE

An accounting book wherein business transactions are recorded for the first time

JOURNAL

Different kinds of journal

PURCHASES JOURNAL


• SALES JOURNAL


• CASH RECEIPTS JOURNAL


• CASH PAYMENTS JOURNAL


• GENERAL JOURNAL

The process of recording transactions in a journal

JOURNALIZING

The record of the transaction or event is called

JOURNAL ENTRY

Simplest form of journal that has only two money columns and maybe used for recording all transaction in a chronological order

GENERAL JOURNAL

Indicates that either a total or a remainder follows

SINGLE LINE BENEATH AN AMOUNT

Indicates that the work above the double is complete and accurate

DOUBLE RULING

A journal entry which contains one debit and one credit

SIMPLE ENTRY

Entry which contains


• 1 debit and 2 credits


• 2 or more debits and 1 credit


• 2 or more debits and 2 or more credits

COMPOUND ENTRY

Group of related accounts

LEDGER

Oftentimes called as the book of final entry

LEDGER

T/F


Journal is group according to accounts while ledger is by transactions

FALSE

Book of original entry

JOURNAL

The process of transferring to the ledger the same information recorded in the journal

POSTING

A list of account titles classified or arranged according to the financial statements wherein they appear

CHART OF ACCOUNTS

Prepared as proof of equality of the debits and credits in the general ledger.

TRIAL BALANCE

Is a list of all account with open balances in the general ledger

TRIAL BALANCE

Proves the equality of debit and credit but it does not check or vouch the accuracy of the report

TRIAL BALANCE

If the total debits of an account is more than the total credits

DEBIT BALANCE

If the total credits is more than the total debits

CREDIT BALANCE

T/F


Trial balance does not give us the complete proof that the postings in the ledger are accurate

TRUE

Is an interchange in the order of digits of a number or an erroneous rearrangement of digits

TRANSPOSITION

The entire number is erroneously moved one or more spaces to the right or to the left

TRANSPLACEMENT OR SLIDE