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journal_database_ex_df

v1.0.5

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A database example for accounting general ledger journal entries.

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Accounting Journal Database Example

This project is an example of a web-based accounting journal entry client with a Node.js/Express and MySQL backend.

If you are unfamiliar with the way accounting journal entries work, here is a guide to making a journal entry:

  1. Select a date on or before today.
  2. Add at least one other row to the form. You need at least one debit and one credit account.
  3. Flag the second account as credit. Ex. Debit: Accounts Payable; Credit: Cash
  4. Ensure that the sum of all debit amounts equals the sum of all credit amounts.

That's all it takes. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at mailto:[email protected].

Or if you want to see a live version of this project, visit my website.