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hi this is solomon teferi accountant and instructor here in the US in this short video first you will learn how correct journal entries are created for purchases or Acquisitions and then in the last couple of minutes you will see the underlying accounting principles purchases are among the most common transactions all companies purchase services and products all the time lets first see the types of purchases and then move to the journal entries because how the journal entries are made depends on the types of the items purchased what is meant by types here that means is the item purchased just a service for example repair of a printer or consultancy services and so on or if the item purchased is a physical product is it supplies supplies are small items consumed in Daily operations and last for a short period of time usually for less than a year examples of supplies include office supplies like pens papers or cleaning supplies like gloves paper towels and s