4.29/5 stars (397 customer reviews)

The What-to-Debit, What-to-Credit Answer Book
Never again struggle with a JE! This fast-find desk reference tells you what accounts to debit and credit—and why. Fully indexed by topic and account. Perfect for year-end and everyday use. Fully up to date with GAAP. Full Money-back Guarantee.

ISBN:9781884826702
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Save hours on journal entries (and avoid embarrassing mistakes).

  • Instant-find index gives you the right journal entry instantly.
  • Correct journal entries for any transaction—all in compliance with current FASB, APB and other GAAP standards.
  • Clear explantions of which costs, etc. should be debited or credited to which GL accounts.
  • Commonly used and alternatve GL account titles.
  • Over 650 pages … over 1,000 journal entries … all fully indexed.

Here’s just a sampling of what you get…

Plus: Special sections on Business CombinationsBranch and Home OfficeCash journal entries and more.

Publisher: AIPB

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  1. Nassar Torres

    Though I have only used the encyclopedia once, when manually journalizing entries for inventory for an eyelash extension professional for the first time, I found it to be very helpful. I am glad that I bought it and I am certain that I will find myself relying on it again in the future as I grow my bookkeeping and tax preparation/consulting business.

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  2. Nassar Torres

    Though I have only used the encyclopedia once, when manually journalizing entries for inventory for an eyelash extension professional for the first time, I found it to be very helpful. I am glad that I bought it and I am certain that I will find myself relying on it again in the future as I grow my bookkeeping and tax preparation/consulting business.

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  3. Anita Frank

    Works well for most bookkeeping, but does not distinguish well between C-corporation with shares and S-corporations, nor cover cash/tax basis accounting (used by a number of very small businesses with under 10 employees).

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  4. POLLY

    Very helpful.

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  5. ROBERT

    Very thorough and complete.

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  6. LISA

    Great resource.

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  7. NATALIA

    Complete and extensive. Good resource.

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  8. PRISCILLA

    I used the Encyclopedia of JE reference book to look up sales of our company’s Note Receivables with Recourse. Very helpful, however I wasn’t able to locate how to JE the payments out to the bank, reason I rate the book 4 stars. I’m still not if I need to setup a liability of Notes Receivable and post the payments there?

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