SPECIAL JOURNALS and SUBSIDIARY LEDGERS:
For each of the following transactions, indicate WHICH Journal and WHICH special Ledger if any (Acct Rec. or Acct Pay) should be used to record the transaction:
a) Issued check #421 for payment of salaries .
b) Sold Merchandise for CASH , $50,000.
c) Purchase supplies on account $4,500.
d) Corrected a prior journal entry re payroll
e) Received payment from a customer.
f) Paid a creditors bill re supplies purchased last month.
g) Purchased Inventory for cash.
h) Returned defective merchandise to the creditor
i) A customer returned merchandise to us. The sale was made last month.
j) Received a bill from American Express for Travel.
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SPECIAL JOURNALS and SUBSIDIARY LEDGERS: For each of the following transactions, indicate WHICH Journal and WHICH special Ledger if any (Acct Rec. or Acct Pay) should be used to record the transaction:a) Issued check #421 for payment of salaries .b) Sold Merchandise for CASH , $50,000. c) Purchase supplies on account $4,500. d) Corrected a prior journal entry re payroll e) Received payment from a customer. f) Paid a creditors bill re supplies purchased last month. g) Purchased Inventory for...
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