Compound Entry
There can be entries that effect more than two accounts : such entry are called compound or combined entries.
Example :
Two simple journal entries are as under :
Salary a/c. 6000
To cash a/c. 6000
( salary paid in cash )
Rent a/c. 12000
To cash a/c. 12000
( rent paid in cash )
Compound entry :
Salary a/c. Dr. 6000
Rent. a/c. Dr. 12000
To cash a/c. 18000
( payment of salary and rent in cash ).
Note:
To make the compound entry it is necessary that the transaction must be of the same date and one account is common.
There can be entries that effect more than two accounts : such entry are called compound or combined entries.
Example :
Two simple journal entries are as under :
Salary a/c. 6000
To cash a/c. 6000
( salary paid in cash )
Rent a/c. 12000
To cash a/c. 12000
( rent paid in cash )
Compound entry :
Salary a/c. Dr. 6000
Rent. a/c. Dr. 12000
To cash a/c. 18000
( payment of salary and rent in cash ).
Note:
To make the compound entry it is necessary that the transaction must be of the same date and one account is common.
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