Journal Reference Number
A journal reference number is a unique identifier assigned to each journal entry for tracking and audit purposes. It helps link entries to supporting documents and simplifies retrieval during reviews or audits. Maintaining proper references strengthens internal control and improves traceability in accounting systems.
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