1. When you see that there is increase in the asset of your asset, you should debit the account. When you see any decrease liability and equity, you should also debit the account. When you see the decrease in the asset, you should credit that asset. When you see the increase in liability and equity, you should credit the account.
2. Equity means capital. All the expenses are the decrease the equity, so we debit all the expenses. All incomes, gain and revenues increase our equity, so, we credit all the incomes, gains and revenues.
Importance of Learning Second Part
Knowledge of all these journal entries is must for any professional accountant because when any professional accountant will do the accounting work, these journal entries will be helpful for him to record any type of transaction. Following are the links of all these journal entries examples. Study them and use them. You will perfect in passing of correct journal entries.
- Journal Entries of Service Tax
- Journal Entries of TDS
- Journal Entries of Prepaid Expenses
- Journal Entries of Account Receivables
- Journal Entries of Bill of Exchange
- Journal Entries for Bad Debts
- Journal Entries of Excise
- Journal Entries of Credit Note
- Journal Entries of Accrued Expenses
- Journal Entries of Amalgamation
- Journal Entries of Dividends
- Journal Entries of Forfeiture of Shares
- Journal Entries of Hire Purchase
- Journal Entries of Internal Reconstruction
- Journal Entries of Joint Venture
- Journal Entries of Lease
- Journal Entries of Oustanding Expenses
- Journal Entries of Payroll
- Journal Entries of Redemption of Preference Shares
- Journal Entries of Redemption of Debentures
- Journal Entries of Revaluation of Assets
- Journal Entries For Unbilled Revenue
- Journal Entries for Unrealized Earning
- Journal Entries for Zero Coupon Bonds
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