Accountancy, asked by zaalukhan, 16 days ago

explain division of journal​

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Answered by jogikul
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Answer:

Definition of Subdivision:

In a large business concern a journal is divided into parts so that several clerk could work at the same time. This is

Answered by ParvezShere
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Journal is the primary book of accounting where all the financial transactions are recorded. It is also known as a prime record of

double-entry bookkeeping.

  • All the financial transactions are recorded in a detailed manner which is then posted into the respective accounts.
  • Many big firms have various journals which are similar to the normal journal but are divided into various books called the subsidiary books.
  • There are newly 8 subsidiary books known as cashbook, sales book, purchase book, return inwards book, return outwards book, payable book, bills receivable book, and journal proper.
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