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Big Red Book Accounts v5
Notes on Creditors/Debtors Journal entries
Month
Either accept the current month which is on display, or pick-and-click whichever previous month to which
this Journal transaction relates.
Date
Enter transaction date. As described earlier, the program attaches more importance to the month of entry
than it does to the date of the transaction.
Reference
On display is the “next sequential number” as generated automatically by the program.. (The Creditors and
Debtors Journals each have their own sequences). Unless there is a good reason for not doing so, you
should simply accept this “next number” and move on. (If you start to use the
Big Red Book
®
midway
through your Financial Year and you have already made Journal adjustments, then you may wish to
overwrite the displayed number in order to “reset” the sequence).
Note: When Journal entries are referred to elsewhere in the system you will see that the system has
automatically inserted two letters in front of the reference number: CJ for a Creditors Journal entry, DJ for a
Debtors.
A/C Code
Enter either the Supplier Code or the Customer Code of the company whose account you wish to adjust.
Name
The relevant Supplier’s or Customer’s name will automatically display in this box.
Detail
Type in whatever you choose (maximum 40 characters) to describe the transaction or pick-and-click an
Abbreviation from the drop-down list, then move on.
Note: Abbreviations are added through the Lookup facility which has its own icon/button. For
Creditors/Debtors Journal transactions a useful narrative to have available (in Abbreviations) would be
“Balance written off”.
Debit
Enter the amount by which you wish to debit the account. If entering a
Creditors
Journal
, debiting the
account will
reduce
the amount you owe the Supplier. If entering a
Debtors
Journal
, debiting the account
will
increase
the amount the Customer owes you.
Credit
Enter the amount by which you wish to credit the account. If entering a
Creditors
Journal
, crediting the
account will
increase
the amount you owe the Supplier. If entering a
Debtors
Journal, crediting the account
will
reduce
the amount the Customer owes you.
Note: A single transaction must contain
either
a Debit entry
or
a Credit entry; it cannot contain both.
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