#fra-introduction
Journalizing is the process of chronologically recording transactions.
- General journal is the simplest and most flexible.
- A separate journal entry records each transaction.
- Useful for obtaining detailed information regarding a particular transaction.
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Flow of Information in an Accounting SystemIt is important for an analyst to understand the flow of information through a financial reporting system.
1. Journal entries and adjusting entries
Journalizing is the process of chronologically recording transactions.
General journal is the simplest and most flexible. A separate journal entry records each transaction. Useful for obtaining detailed information regarding a particular transaction.
2. General ledger and T-accounts
The items entered in a general journal must be transferred to the general ledger. This procedure, posting, is part of the summarizing Summary
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