Mission Accounting for Use in the Missions of the Board of Foreign Missions of
Mission Accounting for Use in the Missions of the Board of Foreign Missions of
Dwight Huntington Day
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The corresponding credit entry must be made (Rule II) on the credit side of General Treasurer Account. The final step here is the listing of all C. C. 's sold during the quarter in a Statement, as a credit to the General Treas- urer (on the debit side) and forwarding the statement to New York (see pp. 15 and 16), thereby balancing the ac- count for the quarter. Other Ledger Accounts are treated elsewhere. THE TRIAL BALANCE When complete postings have been made from Journal and Cash Book into Le...dger Accounts, find balances (on one side or the other) in all the Accounts; enter these balances on the lesser side of each Account (see Cash Book entry, p. 42), and "balance" making the totals of the columns equal. Since we have the Rule (II) that every credit entry must have a corresponding debit entry, or entries, and vice versa, it must follow that the sum of all the debit entries of all the Accounts in the Ledger must equal the sum of all the credit entries of these same Ledger Accounts. (Bal- ances are not, of course, regular entries, and are not included.
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