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3 years ago

6. The source document should be written in the

Business

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IgorC [24]3 years ago

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Explanation:

Question # 6

Answer: C

Doc. No. Column is used to refer to the source document. For example, a document number R1 can be used to indicates that the data is from Receipt No. 1.

Question # 7

Answer: A

As all the transactions were made on June 1, 20.

Question # 8

Answer: C

The debit entries are written on the left side (where the column starts). For visibility, the credit entries are indented more to the right to differentiate them easily.

Question # 9

Answer: A

A debit entry increases an asset or expense account, or decreases a liability or equity account. A credit entry is the opposite of the debit entry. As the amount in cash account increases our assets increases, so we write it in debit column.

Question # 10

Answer: B

Debit entries must equal credit entries for each row of a general journal. Hence, sum (7580) of total entries should be written in both columns.

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