Year End Adjustments - Corrections to A/P or A/R

My accountant has requested a series of Adjusting Journal Entries, including adjustments to Payable and Receivable Accounts:

Here is a sample:

31/12/14 Accounts Receivable XYZ Inc - Account No. 1205  - Debit - 7592.20

31/12/14 Accounts Payable                    - Account No. 2100  - Credit - 7592.20

As I cant seem to adjust entries to the Accounts Payable 2100 Account from the General Journal, how can I go about doing this?

I also have to  adjust similar entries in Accounts Receivable:

31/12/14 Accounts Receivable                - Account No. 1200  - Credit - 46921.19

31/12/14 Accounts Receivable XYZ Inc  - Account No. 1205  - Debit - 46921.19

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    Hi, Accounts payable and receivable are most likely are link control accounts at the moment hence you will not able to find them under general journal

    You can only post in them if you un-link them.  Or  you can get a hold of an Accountant's version which allows you to post to link accounts

    You should able to find them in  Setup, Settings, Customer and sales/Vendor and purchase (A/R or  A/P), Link accounts.

    Please be careful if you are using foreign currency and have foreign invoice outstanding, because if you un-link it , it will reset the foreign value to home value.

    (I would recommend you check the Maintenance, Data Integrity summary, see if you will cause data inconsistency, because by updating A/R or A/P through general journal, it increase left side value on the summary only)

    More details in the Knowledge base article 10399

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    31/12/14 Accounts Receivable XYZ Inc - Account No. 1205  - Debit - 7592.20
    31/12/14 Accounts Payable                    - Account No. 2100  - Credit - 7592.20

    you know the customer 'xyz inc', I presume they are also a vendor (the entry refers to both AP/AR)
    I also presume you owe this customer 7592.20 (ar credit) and
                  they owe you the same amount (ap debit)

    so using a clearing a bank,
      create a one-line invoice for the customer for this amount
        no tax
        account = clearing bank

        this will
          db ar
          cr clearing bank

      receive payment, and apply the existing credit to this invoice

      create a one-line purchase invoice for the vendor for this amount
        no tax
        account = clearing bank

        this will
          db clearing bank
          cr ap

      pay purchase invoice, and apply the existing credit to this invoice

      and the clearing bank balance has a net change of 0.00