FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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ISBN: 9781259964947
Author: Libby
Publisher: MCG
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Determine benefits of using subsidiary ledgers for sales and purchases. Sally owns a clothing company and found that she was selling more items, and a greater variety of items, to repeat customers. Sally's CPA advised her to create a set of accounts to separately track what each of her customers bought from her. To track her customers' purchases, Sally should set up and use a(n). (4 a.) sales subsidiary ledger b.) merchandising account c.) purchases subsidiary ledger d.) inventory account <●00> SUBMIT MY ANSWER esc tab 口 Q @2 2 W 25 # 3 1 E 4 : M C
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Transcribed Image Text:LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Determine benefits of using subsidiary ledgers for sales and purchases. Sally owns a clothing company and found that she was selling more items, and a greater variety of items, to repeat customers. Sally's CPA advised her to create a set of accounts to separately track what each of her customers bought from her. To track her customers' purchases, Sally should set up and use a(n). (4 a.) sales subsidiary ledger b.) merchandising account c.) purchases subsidiary ledger d.) inventory account <●00> SUBMIT MY ANSWER esc tab 口 Q @2 2 W 25 # 3 1 E 4 : M C
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