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CHP 2 - Journal
CHP 2 - Journal
CHAPTER 2 JOURNAL
Meaning
Journal is a book of original entry in which the transactions are recorded first of all, as and when
they take place.
FORMAT OF JOURNAL
JOURNAL
Date Particulars Ledger Amount Dr. (`) Amount Cr. (`)
folio
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Classification of accounts
Classification of Accounts
(A) Personal Accounts: The accounts, which relate to an individual, firm, company or institutions
are called personal accounts. Accounts of Mohan, Accounts of Ram Chander, Accounts of D.C.M
limited, Accounts of Delhi university, bank account, capital account of the proprietor, drawings
account of the proprietor etc. are examples of personal accounts.
Rule: Rule for recording a transaction in personal accounts in simple words is
“DEBIT THE RECEIVER
CREDIT THE GIVER”
(i) Natural personal Accounts: Accounts of ‘natural persons’ means the accounts of human beings.
E.g., Mohan’s Account, Sohan’s Account, Shubhi’s Accounts, Neha’s Account etc. Proprietor’s
Capital Account, Proprietor’s Drawings Account, Debtors Account, Creditors Accounts are also
included in this category.
(iii) Representative personal Accounts: When an account represents a particular person or group
of persons, it is treated as a Representative personal Account. “Salaries Outstanding Account” is the
account, which represents the account of all the persons to whom salaries have to be paid. This is
therefore termed as ‘Representative personal Account’. Other e.g. of the Representative personal
Accounts are, prepaid insurance account, accrued interest account and unearned commission account
etc.
(B) Impersonal Accounts: These accounts are classified into Real & Nominal accounts they are as
follows:
(i) Real Accounts: The accounts of all those things whose value can be measured in terms of money
and which are the properties of the business are termed as Real Accounts. Such as cash account,
furniture account, machinery account, goodwill account etc.
Rule: Rule for recording a transaction in real accounts in simple words is
“DEBIT WHAT COMES IN
CREDIT WHAT GOES OUT”
(a) Tangible Real Accounts: Tangible real accounts are the accounts of those things which can be
touched, felt, measured, purchased, sold etc. e.g. of such accounts are cash account, stock account,
furniture account, land account etc.
(b) Intangible Real Accounts: These accounts represent such things, which cannot be touched, but,
of course, their value can be measured in terms of money. E.g., goodwill account, patents account,
trade marks account, copyrights accounts etc.
(ii) Nominal Accounts: These accounts include the accounts of all expenses and incomes. E.g. of
nominal accounts relating to expenses are salaries paid, rent paid, discount allowed, bad debts etc.
E.g. of nominal accounts relating to incomes are commission received, interest received, discount
received etc.
Rule: Rule for recording a transaction in nominal accounts in simple words is
Illustration: 1
Enter the following transactions in the journal of Manish:
Illustration: 2
Record the following transactions in the journal of Vishal:
Illustration: 3
Record the following transactions in the journal of Naresh:
Illustration: 5
Pass journal entries in the books of Raghu from the following transactions:
1994
June 1 Raghu started business with cash ` 80000; goods ` 40000 & furniture ` 20000
. 2 Sold goods to Nandu of the list price of ` 20000 at trade discount of 10%
4 Nandu returned goods of the list price of ` 4000
8 Received from Nandu ` 14150 in full settlement of his account.
10 Purchased goods from Chandu of the list price of ` 10000 at 15% trade discount
13 Returned goods to Chandu of the list price of ` 1000
16 Settled the account of Chandu by paying cash, under a discount of 4%
18 Purchased goods from Anil ` 5000; Sunil ` 10000
19 Paid cash to Anil ` 1900 and discount received ` 100
20 Paid ` 9800 to Sunil in full settlement of his account.
20 Bought a ‘table fan’ for ` 1200 for the domestic use of Raghu.
25 Sold goods for cash of the list price of ` 8000 at 10% trade discount and 3% cash discount.
30 Paid rent ` 800; trade expenses ` 700 & traveling expenses ` 380.
Ans: Total: ` 230280
Illustration: 6
Journalise the following transactions in the books of Sanjeet bros:
Illustration: 7
Enter the following transactions in the journal of Manoj:
Illustration: 8
Enter the following transactions in the journal of Sahil:
1994 Particulars Amt (`)
Oct 1 Purchased goods from Anil for cash 40000
3 Purchased goods from Atul 75000
6 Returned goods to Atul 3000
8 Paid cash to Atul 50000
10 Sold goods to Charu 100000
12 Charu returned 20% of goods
15 Paid rent 2000
20 Sahil withdrew for personal use 10000
Ans: Total: ` 300000
Illustration: 9
Illustration: 10
Pass journal entries in the books of Harish from the following transactions:
1994 Particulars Amt (`)
Jan 1 Commenced business with cash 50000
2 Purchased goods from Subhash 20000.
4 Sold goods to Ramnath 15000
6 Ramnath returned defective goods 1000
10 Received cash from Ramnath 13800
And discount allowed 200
12 Gopal sold goods to us 10000
14 Paid to Gopal in full settlement of his account
after deducting 5% discount
15 Paid rent 1000
16 Paid rent of Harish’s residence 500
18 Purchased goods for cash from Govind for `
6000 at 20% trade discount
20 Purchased goods from Govind for ` 10000 at
20% trade discount
24 Paid to Govind ` 7850 in full settlement of his
account
25 Paid to Subhash ` 4750; discount received rs 250
Paid wages ` 400; salaries ` 4000; advertisement
31 expenses ` 800 and trade
expenses ` 1000
Ans: Total: ` 153500
Illustration: 11
Enter the following transactions in the journal of Raja:
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