Which source normally provides the total of credit purchases posted to the purchases ledger control account?

Correct answer: D. The purchases day book

  • A. The sales day book
  • B. The journal proper
  • C. The cash book
  • D. The purchases day book

Explanation

The purchases day book records credit purchases of goods, and its total is posted to the debit side of the purchases ledger control account. The cash book records payments and cash transactions rather than the total of credit purchases.

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