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Mashcka [7]
3 years ago
5

Michael's Yoga Studio have been entering bills for their purchases as they come in. They pay multiple bills once a week. They us

e Bank Feeds to record these transactions, posting to Cost of Goods Sold. They are an accrual-based company. What is best practice to remedy this with a minimum amount of work
Business
2 answers:
Tasya [4]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: They could either use the Income and expenditure  or purchases  journal too.

Explanation:  Because its a Yoga Studio,  lots of expenses will be made  and appropriate postings are to be entered on time.

Tom [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

By using the purchase journal.

Explanation:

A purchase journal is an accounting journal used to keep record of items ordered through the use of account payable. Simply put, a purchase journal is the primary entry book used in recording credit transactions.

A purchases journal is the record of every acquisition made on credit at a particular period. It is a journal used for tracking the requests placed using accounts payable or vendor credit including the current balance indebted each vendor.

A purchase journal has different columns for recording the date, vendor's name, invoice number, invoice date, particulars, vendor's account, credit terms, and total.

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