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Title: The source document for all cash payments.


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The source document for all cash payments.
  • CHECK

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The source document for cash received from
transactions other than sales.
  • RECEIPT

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The source document for daily sales.
  • CALCULATOR TAPE

4
Receiving cash from sales ______ both cash and
sales.
  • INCREASES

5
How do you correct an error in a journal?
  • DRAW A LINE THROUGH THE ERROR AND MAKE CORRECTION
    ON TOP

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A transaction recorded in a journal is considered
a ______ record.
  • PERMANENT

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Transactions are recorded in a journal in
_________ order.
  • CHRONOLOGICAL

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A complete entry consists of the ____, the
_____the ____ _____, the _____ amount, and the
_____ amount.
  • DATE
  • ACCOUNT TITLE
  • SOURCE DOCUMENT
  • DEBIT
  • CREDIT

9
The ____ of the month is written on each journal
page for every entry.
  • DAY

10
A general journal page is complete when there is
insufficient space to record any more _____.
  • ENTRIES

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Each general journal entry requires at least ___
lines.
  • TWO

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The ______ Evidence accounting concept requires
proof that a transaction did occur.
  • OBJECTIVE

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Businesses usually journalize transactions ______.
  • DAILY

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Errors in general journal entries should be ____
as soon as they are discovered.
  • CORRECTED
  • (Remember, no erasing)

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DEFINITIONA form on which a brief message is
written describing a transaction.
  • MEMORANDUM

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DEFINITIONRecording transactions in a journal.
  • JOURNALIZING

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DefinitionThe recording of debit and credit
parts of a transaction.
  • DOUBLE-ENTRY ACCOUNTING

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DEFINITIONA form for recording transactions in
chronological order.
  • JOURNAL

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DEFINITIONA business form giving written
acknowledgment for cash received.
  • RECEIPT

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DEFINITIONThe _____ journal with two amount
columns in which all kinds of entries can be
recorded.
  • GENERAL JOURNAL

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DEFINITIONA form describing the goods or
services sold, the quantity, and the price.
  • INVOICE

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DEFINITIONInformation for each transaction
recorded in a journal.
  • ENTRY

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DEFINITIONA business paper from which
information is obtained for a journal entry.
  • SOURCE DOCUMENT

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DEFINITIONA business form ordering a bank to
pay cash from a bank account.
  • CHECK

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DEFINITIONAn invoice used as a source document
for recording a sale on account.
  • SALES INVOICE

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You will also have to journalize 20 transactions
in a general journal.
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