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Accounting Cycle : Ledger

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Card 1Meaning of Ledger

What is a ledger?

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Ledger is a book that contains various accounts where similar transactions relating to a particular person or thing are recorded. It is a classified and permanent record of business transactions and i

Card 2Nature of Ledger

Why is the ledger called the book of second entry and the book of final entry?

Answer

The journal records transactions first, so it is the book of original entry. The same transactions are then posted into the ledger, so the ledger is the book of second entry. It is also called the boo

Card 3Definitions of Ledger

Who described the ledger as a classified and permanent record of transactions?

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L.C. Cropper described the ledger as a book which contains a classified and permanent record of all the transactions of a business. This definition highlights both classification and permanence.

Card 4Definitions of Ledger

Who called the ledger the principal book of accounts?

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J.R. Batliboi described the ledger as the principal book of accounts. This means all business transactions ultimately find their place under proper accounts in the ledger.

Card 5Format of Ledger

What does the page of a ledger account get called?

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The pages of the ledger are called Ledger Folios. Each page is allotted to one account, such as Cash Account, Purchases Account, or a personal account.

Card 6Format of Ledger

How is a ledger account divided?

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Each ledger account is divided into two equal sides: the debit side on the left and the credit side on the right. Each side has columns for date, particulars, journal folio, and amount.

Card 7Posting Rules

What is the purpose of the particulars column in a ledger account?

Answer

The particulars column shows the name of the other account affected by the transaction. In the debit side, the word 'To' is used before the account name, and in the credit side, the word 'By' is used

Card 8Posting Rules

What is posting?

Answer

Posting means transferring the debit and credit items from the journal to their respective accounts in the ledger. Posting may be done daily or periodically, such as weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, d

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