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Contents\u003Cbr>1 What We Have Learnt Already? ..................................................................................................................................... 4\u003Cbr>2 Basics of Recording-Bookkeeping................................................................................................................................. 4\u003Cbr>2.1 Source Documents or Vouchers ........................................................................................................................... 4 |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>2.2 Journalising ........................................................................................................................................................... 5\u003Cbr>2.2.1 Format of Journal ............................................................................................................................................. 5\u003Cbr>2.2.2 Types of Journal Entries.................................................................................................................................... 6\u003Cbr>2.3 Ledger Accounts.................................................................................................................................................... 6\u003Cbr>2.3.1 Format of Ledger Accounts .............................................................................................................................. 6\u003Cbr>2.3.2 Posting from Journals ....................................................................................................................................... 7\u003Cbr>2.3.3 Classification of Accounts ................................................................................................................................. 7\u003Cbr>2.4 Relationship between 'Journal' and 'Ledger' ........................................................................................................ 9\u003Cbr>2.5 Rules of Debit and Credit ...................................................................................................................................... 9\u003Cbr>3 Concept of ‘Debit & Credit’............................................................................................................................................ 9\u003Cbr>3.1 Personal Accounts- 'Debit the receiver and credit the giver' .............................................................................. 9\u003Cbr>3.2 Real Accounts- 'Debit what comes in and credit what goes out’...................................................................... 10\u003Cbr>3.3 Nominal Accounts- 'Debit all expenses and losses and credit all incomes and gains'....................................... 10\u003Cbr>4 Practice Problems......................................................................................................................................................... 12\u003Cbr>4.1 Example 1 – How To Make Journal Entries......................................................................................................... 12\u003Cbr>4.2 Example 2 – How To Make Journal Entries......................................................................................................... 14\u003Cbr>4.3 Example 3 – How To Make Journal Entries......................................................................................................... 17\u003Cbr>4.4 Example 4-How To Make Journal Entries ......................................................................................................... 18\u003Cbr>4.5 Example 5 – How To Post Entries in Ledger Account ......................................................................................... 18\u003Cbr>4.6 Example 6 – How To Post Entries in Ledger Account ......................................................................................... 20\u003Cbr>5 Cash Book 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Account\n# Cash Book\n## Types of Cash Book\n## Petty Cash Book\n## Imprest System of Cash Book\n# Practice Problems – Cash Book\n## Example 7\n## Example 8","[{\"question\":\"What is covered in the basics of recording and bookkeeping?\",\"answer\":\"The notes cover source documents or vouchers, journalising, ledger account formats, classification of accounts, and the relationship between the journal and the ledger, along with rules of debit and credit.\"},{\"question\":\"How are debit and credit applied to personal, real, and nominal accounts?\",\"answer\":\"Personal accounts use “debit the receiver and credit the giver,” real accounts use “debit what comes in and credit what goes out,” and nominal accounts use “debit all expenses and losses and credit all incomes and gains.”\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main types of cash books and how does an imprest system work?\",\"answer\":\"The document explains single-column, double-column, and three-column cash books, then discusses petty 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