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From: Terry C. <te...@wo...> - 2001-05-07 00:41:32
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Ron Pero wrote:
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> I could be wrong about this -- I'm not an accountant and do not use
> accounting software much -- but is it not an important principle that once
> you make an entry in a computerized accounting system, you do not allow it
> to be changed. If you want to cancel a previous entry, that cancellation is
> a new entry that just reverses the previous entry.
That is the way that it is done in the commercial programs that I am
forced to use.
Consider the case of sales, where there is a double entry.
Debit Income from sale
Credit Bank Account or Accounts Receivable
Debit Cost of Goods Sold
Credit Asset account for stock
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