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 always cited in this order.  always cited in this order.
 A journal entry describes an elementary business transaction,  A journal entry describes an elementary business transaction,
 in the sense that it subtracts the amount from the debit account  in the sense that it subtracts the amount from the debit account
 and adds the same amount the credit account.  and adds the same amount to the credit account.
 For example, when paying off a debt, the debit account would typically  For example, when paying off a debt, the debit account would typically
 be a liability account (subtracting something there means reducing  be a liability account (subtracting something there means reducing
 the debt) and the credit account would typically be an asset account,  the debt) and the credit account would typically be an asset account,
Line 124  The format of the journal file is documented in
Line 124  The format of the journal file is documented in
 A subaccount is a subset of the account entries of an account.  A subaccount is a subset of the account entries of an account.
 Each subaccount is uniquely identified by the pair (account number,  Each subaccount is uniquely identified by the pair (account number,
 subaccount name).  subaccount name).
 For example, an account for fruits might contain subaccounts  For example, an expense account for fruits might contain subaccounts
 for apples and oranges.  for purchases of apples and oranges.
 Currently, subaccounts cannot be divided further.  Currently, subaccounts cannot be divided further.
 For example, a sub-subaccount for Granny Smith within the subaccount  For example, a sub-subaccount for Granny Smith within the subaccount
 for apples is not supported.  for apples is not supported.

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