O-LevelAccountingSources and recording of dataOct/Nov 2018Paper 1 Q31 Mark

Winston returned goods to Hanif. Which entries will Winston make in his ledgers?

Q: What topic does this question test?

This question tests Sources and recording of data in O-Level Accounting (syllabus code 7707). It is worth 1 mark.

Adebit entry: ledger general, account Hanif; credit entry: ledger purchases, account purchases returns

Bdebit entry: ledger general, account purchases returns; credit entry: ledger purchases, account Hanif

Cdebit entry: ledger purchases, account Hanif; credit entry: ledger general, account purchases returns

Ddebit entry: ledger purchases, account purchases returns; credit entry: ledger general, account Hanif

✓ Correct Answer

The correct answer is C: debit entry: ledger purchases, account Hanif; credit entry: ledger general, account purchases returns

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About This O-Level Accounting Question

Topic

This multiple-choice question tests Sources and recording of data in O-Level Accounting (syllabus code 7707). It is worth 1 mark.

Source

This question appeared in the Cambridge O-Level Accounting Oct/Nov 2018 examination, Paper 1 Variant 2.

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