Excerpt from A Common-Sense Method of Double-Entry Bookkeeping, Vol. 2: On First Principles, as Suggested by De Morgan; Practical
Exercise I. From the following Waste Book entries make separate accounts for Richards, Grover, and Prior, balance each, and state clearly whether the customer owes me, or I owe him anything.
At the beginning of the quarter I owe Grover 5 Prior owes me £6, Richards £10.
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Excerpt from A Common-Sense Method of Double-Entry Bookkeeping, Vol. 2: On First Principles, as Suggested by De Morgan; Practical
Exercise I. From the following Waste Book entries make separate accounts for Richards, Grover, and Prior, balance each, and state clearly whether the customer owes me, or I owe him anything.
At the beginning of the quarter I owe Grover 5 Prior owes me £6, Richards £10.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
Excerpt from A Common-Sense Method of Double-Entry Bookkeeping, Vol. 2: On First Principles, as Suggested by De Morgan; Practical
Exercise I. From the following Waste Book entries make separate accounts for Richards, Grover, and Prior, balance each, and state clearly whether the customer owes me, or I owe him anything.
At the beginning of the quarter I owe Grover £5; Prior owes me £6, Richards £10.
Fold a sheet of paper lengthways down the middle. Make out three accounts, one headed Grover, the second headed Prior, the third Richards. Write on the top of the left-hand half Dr., Receiving side; on the top of the right-hand half Cr., Paying-away side. As I owe Grover £5, I write £5 on the Cr. side of his account. The Cr. side is the side in his favour. He has, some time previously, paid away £5 to me, or sent me £5 worth of something, and is my Creditor for £5. As Prior and Richards owe me their amounts, they have received them from me, and must be debited with them. Write "To" before debits, "By" before credits.
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