Adjusting journal entries, Accounting Basics

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Adjusting Journal Entries = These are the entries which are not recoded and is to be adjusted at the end of the year .For example; Supplies in hand Supplies expense A/C Dr. and Supplies A/C Cr.2) Salaries payable; Salaries expense A/C Dr. and Salaries Payable A/C Cr. 3) Prepaid Expense; Prepaid Expense A/C Dr.and particular expense Cr.4) Depreciation; Depreciation on Particular Asset A/C Dr. and Accumulated A/C Cr.

 

Dr.                                                                                                                                                              Cr.                                                    

 Date

        Particulars         

       Amount

    Date

        Particulars

     Amount

 

To Common stock

 

$20000

 

By purchases

 

$10,000

 

 

 

 

By Balance C/D

 

$10,000

 

Total

 

$20000

 

Total

 

$20,000

This is an example of Cash A/C

 

 


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