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what is journal and ledgers ?
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Answer Posted / shahadat hossain
Journal: Journal is a primary book of transaction where
entry according to the double entry system non permanent.
Ledgers: Ledgers is the permanent record of transaction
where transaction record classified and record permanent.
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