Distinguish between special journals and journal proper
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A journal refers to a daily book or a day-to-day book that is used to record the business transactions date-wise or chronologically. ... A journal proper maintains records of original transactions that are not usually mentioned in any accounting book because they do not occur frequently or are of not much significance
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In general journal all the transactions are recorded in the form of two or more line entry (i.e., debit part in first line and credit part in second line) whereas in special journals all the transactions of sales and purchases are recorded as single line entry with reference of debtors and creditors etc.
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