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2 years ago

A ledger: Select one:

Business

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ch4aika [34]2 years ago

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Answer:

c. is a record of all accounts maintained by a company and their amounts.

Explanation:

A ledger is a record of all the company's transaction. A ledger is a separate accounting record within the general ledger.

Ledgers are specific to the various elements of a financial statement such as assets, liabilities, equity, expenses etc. Examples include the cash ledger, inventory ledger, accounts receivables ledger, accounts payable ledger.

The right option is c. is a record of all accounts maintained by a company and their amounts.

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