Cash received from debtor is recorded in which of the following SPECIALIZED journals?
Correct answer: B. Cash receipts
- A. Purchase journal
- B. Cash receipts
- C. Sales journal
- D. Cash payments journalChoose Bookkeeping Software
Explanation
Money received from a debtor is entered in the cash receipts journal because the business receives cash against an outstanding receivable. The cash payments journal is used for money paid out, not collected.
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