What is mean by Journalising ?
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Answer / hashim bim ali
journalising is the first phases of the accounting process
when any transaction or any event take place in the
business it is recorded in the book of accounts it called,
is called journalisation.
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Answer / jagadeesh.rt
Recording of business transactions in a Journal is called
Journalising.
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Answer / gokul
The process of recording,the DAY TO DAY business
transations in the books of account i.e JOURNAl is called
journalising.
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Answer / gembo tshering
Journalising is the pocess whereby the day-to-day business
transactions are recorded in the primary books of Accounts
called Journal.It can be described as the first phase of
accounting
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Answer / deepthi
recording the day to day transations in the books of accounts
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Answer / harish
Entering of financial data taken usually from a journal voucher, pertaining to a specific transaction, in a journal under a double entry bookkeeping system. It involves recording of five aspects of a transaction: (1) its date, (2) ledger account to be debited and amount, (3) ledger account to be credited and amount, (4) brief description of the transaction, and its (5) cross-reference to the general ledger.
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Answer / chandu
Above 2 answers is nice,along with i am giving my thought.
Journal entry means "Point entry of business transaction in
to Accounting System"
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Answer / shaik bajivali
JOURNALISING MEANS MAINING THE BOOKS WITH DETAILS OF
ENTRIES FOR EAH AND EVERY TRANSACTION.
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Answer / subhash bandi ku
journalising is the process of recording the journal
entries in the primary book (journal book).
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Answer / anjie
In simple words, journalising is an act of recording financial transactions in the journal book. It is a process of systematic recording of financial transactions in the book of prime or original entry.
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