Concept Introduction:
General ledger: A general ledger contains the summarized information taken from its subsidiary ledgers.
Subsidiary Ledger: A Subsidiary Ledger is prepared for the one account of the general ledger. There may be several subsidiary ledgers or one general ledger.
Requirement-1:
To prepare:
Concept Introduction:
General ledger: A general ledger contains the summarized information taken from its subsidiary ledgers.
Subsidiary Ledger: A Subsidiary Ledger is prepared for one account of the general ledger. There may be several subsidiary ledgers or one general ledger.
Requirement-2:
To prepare:
Accounts Receivable and Sales General Ledger T accounts
Concept Introduction:
General ledger: A general ledger contains the summarized information taken from its subsidiary ledgers.
Subsidiary Ledger: A Subsidiary Ledger is prepared for one account of the general ledger. There may be several subsidiary ledgers or one general ledger.
Requirement-3:
To prepare:
A Schedule of Accounts Receivable and reconciliation of its balance with the Accounts receivable controlling account balance

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