A: Analysing
B: Journalizing
C: Posting
D: the trial balance
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- The process of posting journal into ledger account is called( ) A: Analysing B: Journalizing C: Posting D: The trial balance
- The process of transferring information from journal to the ledger is known as . ( ) A: posting B: preparing a trial balance C: journalizing D: preparing financial statements
- Which of the following is not a step in the accounting cycle? A: Journalizing the transactions B: Preparing a sale order C: Posting of journal entries to ledger accounts D: Preparing a trial balance
- What is the specific order of the recording process? A: Journal, trial balance, financial statements, ledger, transaction documentation B: Transaction documentation, journal, ledger, trial balance, financial statements C: Transaction documentation, ledger, journal, trial balance, financial statements D: Trial balance, financial statements, ledger, journal, transaction documentation E: Ledger, journal, transaction documentation, trial balance, financial statements
- The procedure of transferring journal entries to the ledger accounts is called() A: journalizing B: analyzing C: reporting D: posting
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When a company uses special journals, the general journal is used for selected transactions and events including: A: Recording adjusting transactions. B: Posting transactions to special journals. C: Accumulating debits and credits. D: Collecting detailed listings of amounts. E: Recording cash receipts.
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Accounting cycle usually can be divided into the following steps:(1) from source documents.(2)Applying double-entry system to .(3) the entries in the journals into the general(and the subsidiary) ledger accounts.(4) the general ledger accounts.(5) ,journalizing and posting them into ledger accounts.(6)Preparing a .(7)Preparing . A: Analyzing transactions B: record transactions in journals C: Posting D: Adjusting E: Making closing entries F: trial balance G: financial statements
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Which TWO of the following are reasons for producing a trial balance? A: To check if certain errors have been made when recording transactions B: To provide a convenient basis for drafting the financial statements C: To ensure that all transactions have been recorded D: To check that all transactions have been accurately recorded
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The second step in the analyzing and recording process is to record the transactions and events in the______________.
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Journal entries are transferred to the ledger. This process is called posting.