Adjusting Journal Entries | Examples

In this accounting lesson, we go through examples of adjusting journal entries when given pre-adjustment trial balance and adjustments and additional information.
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[@ziyandamanokoto9838]

This session was very insightful and clear. very helpful thank you

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Same to me

[@lesediangel2933]

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[@kamatirosalia9807]

well explained very helpful thank you

[@user-sz7yx2ov9x]

Fully explained 👌

[@Ms_J_hilma]

Awesome...made easy

[@tianabee9944]

please explain the consumables on hand why didnt we do what we did on inventory and applied the same principle of minusing 1600-200 then the balance is recorded as on hand

[@thembisylviakhumalo7025]

Did you get an answer for this question?

[@tianabee9944]

@@thembisylviakhumalo7025 dear that was like a year ago I do not even look at books no more

[@Tlotlo-fs5fp]

that trading is an expense but when it comes to consumable stores its a different story bcs they say consumable stores on hand is an assets so they have to reverse the entry because they recorded it as expense

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[@laantsino1394]

The cost of a building is R20 000 and is depreciated at a 10% straight line per annum. How do you journalize this?

[@Tlotlo-fs5fp]

dep of 2000 dr and accum dep of 2000 credit

[@user-vq9ri5su2u]

He have to do next video to show us

[@laantsino1394]

A debtor that owed R 1 500 was prescribed. How do you journalize this transaction?

[@thandiwemabaso]

I can't see

[@user-bb7ih9uc5x]

Well explained

[@Shovttt7]

don't u deduct the whole 800 from the debters control instead of 320

[@celonapremchund7402]

from where you get 40 cent instead of 60 cent , please help

[@MtsweniPatience]

100%-60%

[@umsebenz_wethu]

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