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Recording of Transactions – I cheat sheet
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Chapter 3Recording of Transactions – I
DEAD CLIC: Debit Expenses, Assets, Drawings; Credit Liabilities, Income, Capital.
1. Accounting Equation
Every transaction keeps the equation balanced.
2. Rules of Debit and Credit
| Account | Increase | Decrease |
|---|---|---|
| Assets | Debit | Credit |
| Expenses / Losses | Debit | Credit |
| Drawings | Debit | Credit |
| Liabilities | Credit | Debit |
| Capital | Credit | Debit |
| Revenue / Gains | Credit | Debit |
3. Source Documents
- Cash memo, invoice/bill, receipt, pay-in slip, cheque, debit and credit notes.
- Vouchers: prepared from source documents (cash, non-cash, compound).
4. Journal & Ledger
- Journal: book of original entry (chronological).
- Ledger: principal book; accounts grouped by head.
- Posting: journal → ledger; then balance each account.
Goods bought on credit from Ram: Purchases A/c Dr. To Ram A/c.
5. Key Points
- Every debit has an equal credit.
- Trade discount is not recorded; cash discount is.
- Goods withdrawn: Drawings Dr, To Purchases.
- Opening entry brings forward balances.
Remember: A = L + C | DEAD CLIC | journal → ledger
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