Chapter 9 Flashcards
Four types of Special Journal
- Sales Journal
- Purchase Journal
- Cash Receipt Journal
- Cash Payment Journal
Advantages of using special Journal
- Division of labor can be achieved
- Transactions of similar nature can be recorded in the same book
- Time and effort of posting can be saved
use to record all sales transactions of the business
Sales Journal
the date of the transactions must be written in
Chronological Order
name of the customer or debtor
Sold to
agreed term of discount granted by the seller to the
buyer
Discount Term
the unique serial number
of the source document for identification of the transactions
Invoice Number or Official Receipts Number
the amount of debt of the buyer if the transaction is
supported by a promissory note or any other legal agreement
Notes Receivable
the amount of debt of the buyer if the transaction
is not supported by a promissory note or any other legal agreement
Accounts Receivable
the amount received by the business from the buyer
Cash
total amount of the sales transaction.
Sales
use to record all purchase transaction of the business
Purchase Journal
use to record all purchase transaction of the business
Purchase
use to record all cash received by the business
Cash Receipt Journal
use to record all cash payment made by the business
Cash Payment Journal