on 2014 May 30 10:59 AM
How can i differentiate between a Journal Entry and its Reversal Entry.
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Hi Syed,
If you done it is Reverse transaction click on Reverse check box in the journal entry screen and then "autostorno" will "Y".
Regards
Kennedy
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Hi,
Try this:
select Transid, StornoToTr, StornoDate
from OJDT
where StornoToTr != 0
Thanks,
Gordon
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Hi Syed,
Journal Entry
A journal entry, in accounting, is recording transactions into accounting journal items.
The journal entry can consist of several recordings, each of which is either a debit or a credit.
The total of the debits must equal the total of the credits.
Reversal of Entry
It is nothing but another Journal entry;
Reversal Journal entry is just making opposite entry of the original entry.
The debit item in the original entry becomes credit item in the reversal entry and vice versa.
For example:
If the original entry is "Fuel for vehicle Debit 10,000
Gas Company Credit 10,000"
The reversal Entry would be either
"Fuel for vehicle Debit -10,000
Gas Company Credit -10,000"
Or
"Fuel for vehicle Credit 10,000
Gas Company Debit 10,000"
Hope you are clear now,
Regards,
JO
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