When posting from the sales journal to the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger, write the letter "S" plus the page number on which the transaction was recorded in the Posting Reference column of the subsidiary ledger account.

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Braeden Blackwell

28 July, 05:25

When posting from the sales journal to the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger, write the letter "S" plus the page number on which the transaction was recorded in the Posting Reference column of the subsidiary ledger account.

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Brooke Barnes · Answer 1

The correct answer is True.

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The general ledger is one of the most basic used in day-to-day accounting. In this, all the economic operations that are carried out in a business are registered in a chronological way for its subsequent transfer to the major. When registering an accounting entry in the daily book it is necessary to understand what we are going to register and always remember that the sum of all debits must be equal to the sum of all credits to comply with the principle of double entry. This means that every time we debit an account, we must also give a credit for the same value to the other affected account.