It’s
advisable to arrange and organize your batches title, early before you start
with any daily transaction. For each transaction to be keyed in, you have to decide which batch it belongs to. For
example, you may maintain 7 batches for each month as below :
|
Batch No.
|
Batch Title
|
Related transactions
|
|
1
|
Sales
Journal – Jan 2008
|
Credit
Sales in January
|
|
2
|
Sales
Returns Journal – Jan 2008
|
Sales
Return in January
|
|
3
|
Purchases
Journal – Jan 2008
|
Credit
Purchases in January
|
|
4
|
Purchases
Return Journal – Jan 2008
|
Purchases
return in January
|
|
5
|
Cash
Book (Cash) – Jan 2008
|
Cash
received / paid in January
|
|
6
|
Cash
Book (Bank) – Jan 2008
|
Banks
received / paid in January
|
|
7
|
General
Journal – Jan 2008
|
Other
transaction in January
|
|
8
|
Sales
Journal – Feb 2008
|
Credit
Sales in February
|
|
9
|
Sales
Returns Journal – Feb 2008
|
Sales
Return in February
|
|
10
|
Purchases
Journal – Feb 2008
|
Credit
Purchases in February
|
|
11
|
Purchases
Return Journal – Feb 2008
|
Purchases
return in February
|
|
12
|
Cash
Book (Cash) – Feb 2008
|
Cash
received / paid in February
|
|
13
|
Cash
Book (Bank) – Feb 2008
|
Banks
received / paid in February
|
|
14
|
General
Journal – Feb 2008
|
Other
transaction in February
|
And
if the list goes on, eventually you may have 84 batches for the year 2008.

