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What are 10 examples of journal entries?

What are 10 examples of journal entries?
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    1. A_Team (MBA - Finance Student) ISB College
      2022-12-13T05:05:02+00:00Added an answer on December 13, 2022 at 5:05 am
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      Here are 10 examples of accounting entries:

      • A company purchases $500 worth of office supplies on credit from a supplier.
        • Office supplies expense account would be debited
        • Accounts payable would be credited

       

      • A firm receives $1,000 in cash from a customer for services rendered. In this case,
        • Cash account would be debited
        • Service revenue account would be credited

       

      • A business pays $250 in salaries to its employees.
        • A debit would be made to the salaries expense account
        • A credit would be made to the cash account

       

      • A business borrows $5,000 from a bank and receives the funds as a loan. The entry would be,
        • A debit to the bank account
        • A credit to the loan payable account

       

      • A company sells $800 worth of inventory to a customer for cash.
        • The entry would be a debit to the cash account
        • A credit to the sales revenue account

       

      • A firm purchases $3,000 worth of equipment on credit from a supplier.
        • The entry would be a debit to the equipment account
        • A credit to the supplier’s account

       

      • A company incurs $500 in advertising expenses for a new marketing campaign (cash).
        • The entry would be a debit to the advertising expense account
        • A credit to the cash account

       

      • A firm collects $1,200 from a customer. The entry would be,
        • A debit to the cash account
        • A credit to the customer’s account

       

      • A business pays $700 in rent for its office space. The entry would be,
        • A debit to the rent expense account
        • A credit to the cash account

       

      • An organization pays off a $2,000 loan to the bank. The entry would be,
        • A debit to the loan payable account
        • A credit the cash account

       

      I also found a long list of example journal entries and a free PDF to download here.

       

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