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Wittaler [7]
3 years ago
9

On its bank reconciliation for the month of December, Pack Corp, noted that it had made an accounting eror It recorded the cash

receipt from a sale to a customer as $48 instead of the actual amount of $84 Question: In Pack Corp 's month-end journal entry to record this reconciling item, which of the following is true? Select one O a The Sales Revenue account should be debited for $18 O b The Saes Revenue" account shouid be credited for $18 O c. The Accounts Receivable account should be debited for $18 O d. The Accounts Receivable' account should be credited for $18. O e. The Accounts Payable account should be credited for $18 O f. The Accounts Payable" account should be debited for $18
Business
1 answer:
grigory [225]3 years ago
6 0
<h2>The right treatment will be</h2><h2>Cash Account will be debited 36$</h2><h2>Sales Revenue A/c will be credited 36 $</h2>

Explanation:

Because this is th case of rectification of undercast

So the same account will be debited and credited with the difference

which is less recorded

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