A journal entry is a record in bookkeeping that documents a business transaction in accounting records. Each journal entry is logged with two or more corresponding entries to balance the accounts, following the double-entry bookkeeping method. These entries typically include such details as the date of the transaction, the accounts affected, the amounts debited and credited, and a brief description of the transaction. Journal entries are essential for maintaining an accurate and detailed financial record of a company's transactions. They enable businesses to keep track of all financial events that affect their finances, ensuring transparency and accountability. This recording process supports the preparation of financial statements and helps in the accurate analysis and forecasting of financial performance.
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