Which transaction is normally excluded from a sales ledger control account because it does not involve credit customers?

Correct answer: B. Cash sales made by the business

  • A. Credit sales to customers
  • B. Cash sales made by the business
  • C. Receipts from credit customers
  • D. Bad debts written off

Explanation

The sales ledger control account summarises transactions with credit customers whose individual accounts are kept in the sales ledger. Cash sales do not create customer account balances and are therefore recorded outside this control account.

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