AGRIBUSINESS
L4
PRESENTATION 3
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A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
–SO 1.1
–LO 1.1.2
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UNIT 1.2
A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
– A business must ensure that its accounting system includes details
of every single transaction. It is however, very unlikely, even in
small organization to record all transactions in a single journal.
– Organizations normally maintain numerous journals to record
similar types of transactions separately(Books of prime entry)
– In our next presentation we going to go in details with the
Advantages and Dis advantages of BOOKS OF PRIME ENTRY.
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UNIT 1.2
A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
– BOOKS OF PRIME ENTRY:
CASH(Analysis) book
Petty cash book
Purchase journal
Sales journal
Journal
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UNIT 1.2
A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
– Why are they called Books of prime entry?
The sub-division of journal is called BOOK of original
Entry or books of prime entry or day books.
The word journal is derived from the French word “Jour”
which means “day”, so journals are known as day books
due to the fact that transactions are recorded on daily
basis
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UNIT 1.2
A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
– FUNCTIONS of BOOKS OF PRIME ENTRY:
CASH(Analysis) book: to record transactions with the bank
Petty cash book: to record minor cash transactions
Purchase journal: to record credit purchases
Sales journal: to record credit sales
Journal: to record non-repetitive transactions
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UNIT 1.2
A SIMPLE COMPUTERISED
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
– A business must ensure that its accounting system includes details of every
single transaction. It is however, very unlikely, even in small organization to
record all transactions in a single journal.
– Organizations normally maintain numerous journals to record similar types
of transactions separately(Books of prime entry)
– In our next presentation we going to go in details with the Advantages and
Dis advantages of BOOKS OF PRIME ENTRY.
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Thank you
Moshodi M.L
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