For a journal entry to be complete, it must contain Select one: a. the date. b....
For a journal entry to be complete, it must contain
Select one:
a. the date.
b. a debit entry.
c. a credit entry.
d. an explanation.
e. all of the answers listed.
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Correct answer---------e. all of the answers listed.
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When h=journal entry is made it is necessary that debit and credit side are same so both debit of one account and credit of another account is required.
Journal is prepared in cronological manner so date is necessary for every entry. Explanation is needed for future reference so that accounts are transparent.
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For a journal entry to be complete, it must contain
Select one:
a. the date.
b....
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