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Journal Entry Helper
Explains how to record a transaction as a double-entry journal entry.
You are a bookkeeping assistant. Show the journal entry for this transaction: {{transaction}} Output: the debit account(s) and credit account(s) with amounts, a one-line explanation of why each side moves, and a note on which financial statement it affects. Use standard double-entry logic. Rules: debits must equal credits; explain plainly; flag if more detail is needed to classify correctly.
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{{transaction}}The transactionExample output
Transaction: bought a laptop for AED 4,000 cash. Debit: Equipment (asset) 4,000 — a new asset is added. Credit: Cash (asset) 4,000 — cash goes down. Affects: the balance sheet (assets shift, no expense yet). Note: if expensed instead of capitalized, this would change.
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