Invested $19,000cash in the business along with $6,000 of office equipment. How would this journal entry be posted to the general journal.

To post this transaction to the general journal, you would need to create a journal entry reflecting the investment of cash and office equipment in the business. Here's how you can do it:

1. Determine the accounts involved:
- Cash: Represents the $19,000 cash investment.
- Office Equipment: Represents the $6,000 office equipment investment.

2. Identify the debits and credits:
- The Cash account receives a debit entry since cash is increasing by $19,000.
- The Office Equipment account receives a debit entry since office equipment is also increasing by $6,000.

3. Write the journal entry:
The journal entry for this transaction would look like this:

Date | Account | Debit | Credit
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[Date] | Cash | $19,000 |
[Date] | Office Equipment | $6,000 |
[Date] | Equity | | $25,000

In this journal entry, we assume that the investment is going to the equity account, which increases the owner's equity (assuming there are no other specific equity accounts mentioned).

4. Post the journal entry:
Finally, you would post this journal entry to the general ledger accounts by transferring the debit and credit amounts from the journal entry to their respective accounts.

Note: It is essential to consult with an accountant or refer to your company's accounting policies for accurate and specific instructions on recording transactions in your general ledger.

debit cash $19000

debit equipment $6000
credit owner's equity $25000