Void Transaction
A void transaction is an accounting entry that has been cancelled before final processing or posting. It remains recorded for audit trail purposes but has no financial impact on account balances. Voiding helps maintain transparency and internal control while correcting data entry mistakes without permanently deleting historical records.
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