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Faculties and Departments => Business Administration => Business & Entrepreneurship => BBA Discussion Forum => Topic started by: MD. ABDUR ROUF on November 06, 2016, 09:47:54 AM
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Simple Journal:
A simple journal entry has one debit and one credit head or element. For example: invested tk. 10,000 in his business.
Cash 10,000
Capital 10,000
Compound journal:
A compound journal entry is an accounting entry which effects more than two account heads. A compound journal entry may combine two or more debits and a credit, or a debit and two or more credits, or two or more of both debits and credits. For example: Invested cash Tk. 10,000 and Equipment Tk.20,000 in his business.
Cash 10,000
Equipment 20,000
Capital 30,000
Complex Journal:
A complex journal entry is a journal entry involving more than 3(three) account heads or elements in which there are multiple debits and multiple credits. For example: Purchased office furniture Tk.30,000, machinery Tk.20,000 and supplies Tk.15,000 by paying cash Tk.10,000 and balance issuing a note.
Office Furniture 30,000
Machinery 20,000
Supplies 15,000
Cash 10,000
Note payable 55,000
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Simple is very simple but compound and complex make problem to entry......
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Interesting.
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Thank you for your excellent post.
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thank you