What is recorded in the bills receivable book?

Correct answer: A. Bills accepted by customers in favour of the business

  • A. Bills accepted by customers in favour of the business
  • B. Bills accepted by the business in favour of suppliers
  • C. Cash purchases made from local suppliers
  • D. Cheques issued to settle trade creditors

Explanation

The bills receivable book records bills received from debtors and accepted in favour of the business. Bills accepted by the business for suppliers are bills payable and belong to the corresponding bills payable records.

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