Accountancy, asked by akshaygundeti29, 3 months ago

Journal Proper records transactions of:
A. capital nature
B. different nature
C. similar nature
D. revenue nature​

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Answered by AncyA
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Answer:

The correct answer is option (c)

Journal Proper records transactions of Similar nature

Explanation:

  • The book of original entry which consist of all type of credit transactions which are not recorded in other books is known as Journal Proper.
  • It is also known as Miscellaneous Journal or Journal Residual.
  • In proper journal, the transactions are recorded in chronological order.
  • In modern accounting system this book was restricted.
  • For maintaining this journal the procedure was followed as same as simple journal.

The transactions which are recorded in Journal paper are:

  • Opening entry
  • Adjustment entries
  • Rectification entries
  • Transfer entries
  • Other entries

There are four journals that are used to record transaction of similar nature.

These are used to record the transactions.

The journals are:

  • Sales Journal
  • Cash receipt Journal
  • Purchase journal
  • Cash disbursements journal

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Answered by tiwariakdi
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Option C is correct

similar nature

Explanation:

  • Journal Proper is the name given to the original entry book that contains all forms of credit transactions that are not documented in other books.
  • Other names for it include Miscellaneous Journal and Journal Residual.
  • Transactions are kept chronologically in a suitable journal.
  • This book was prohibited in a contemporary accounting system.
  • The technique for keeping this journal was the same as for keeping a simple journal.

On journal paper, the following transactions are noted:

  • allowing entry
  • Modification entries
  • Correction entries
  • Entry transfers
  • Added entries
  • To record transactions of a similar sort, four journals are employed.
  • To record the transactions, they are used.

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