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General journal entries

Post balanced debit-and-credit journals for adjustments, depreciation, transfers, and corrections — then post or reverse them.

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Chart of Accounts
Company ledger accounts used by journal entries and reports.
CodeNameTypeBalanceStatus
100185InventoryInventory₹0.00ActiveLedger
100285Cash on HandCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100385BankCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100485CollectionCash & Bank₹0.00ActiveLedger
100585Computer & AccessoriesProperty, Plant and Equipments₹0.00ActiveLedger
100685Retained EarningsRetained Earnings₹0.00ActiveLedger
100785Stated CapitalOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100885Additional ContributionOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger
100985Owner's DrawingOwner Capital₹0.00ActiveLedger

How this looks in TiBook

How to

  1. 1Open Accounting → General Entries (or Journal).
  2. 2Click Create for a new journal voucher.
  3. 3Enter date and a clear narration (for example “March rent provision” or “Bank charges”).
  4. 4Add lines: pick an account, enter debit or credit amount. TiBook requires total debits = total credits before save.
  5. 5Save as draft or Post when ready. Posted entries hit ledgers and trial balance.
  6. 6To undo a mistake, use Reverse on the posted entry rather than editing history silently.

Balanced entries

Every journal must balance. A ₹10,000 debit to Rent Expense needs a ₹10,000 credit to Bank or Creditors on the same voucher.

Post vs draft

Drafts are for review. Post locks the entry into books. Reverse creates an opposite voucher linked to the original — preferred for audit trails.

One narration per business event — do not mix unrelated adjustments on one voucher.

Month-end accruals often repeat; copy last month’s pattern with new dates.

Need more help?

Email, call, or WhatsApp the TiBook team. We can walk through invoicing, stock, POS, or your GST setup.

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