1. More Review of Special Journals!

2. Chapter 16 Review
CHAPTER 16
Question 1
Use (T) to indicate whether you would post only the column total, (E) to post each individual transaction, or (B) to post each to the subsidiary ledger and the column total to the controlling account in the general ledger.
General Credit __________
Sales Credit __________
Sales Tax Payable Credit __________
Accounts Receivable Credit __________
Sales Discounts Debit __________
Cash in Bank Debit __________
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3. Answer 1 General Credit: E Sales Credit : T
Chapter 16 Review
CHAPTER 16
Answer 1
General Credit: E
Sales Credit : T
Sales Tax Payable Credit: T
Accounts Receivable Credit: B
Sales Discounts Debit: T
Cash in Bank Debit: T
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4. Chapter 16 Review
CHAPTER 16
Question 2
A company has the following journals and ledgers: sales, cash receipts, purchases, cash payments, general, and an accounts receivable subsidiary ledger. For each of the following transactions, indicate (a) the correct journal and (b) whether the subsidiary ledger is used.
sale for cash
sale on credit
payment of accounts payable
purchase of equipment on credit
cash receipt on account from customer
sales for customers using bankcards
cash received for sale of unneeded equipment
cash discount taken on account by customer
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5. Answer 2 Chapter 16 Review CHAPTER 16 Sale for cash: (a) cash receipts
Sale on credit: (a) sales (b) A/R subsidiary ledger
Payment of accounts payable: (a) cash payments
4. Purchase of equipment on credit: (a) purchases
Cash receipt on account from customer: (a) cash receipts (b) A/R subsidiary ledger
Sales for customers using bankcards: (a) cash receipts
Cash received for sale of unneeded equipment: (a) cash receipts
Cash discount taken on account by customer:
(a) cash receipts (b) A/R subsidiary ledger
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6. Chapter 16 Review
CHAPTER 16
Question 3
In the cash receipts journal, why must you post every payment on account to the customer’s subsidiary account immediately?
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7. Chapter 16 Review
CHAPTER 16
Answer 3
Most of the information in the cash receipts journal can be posted when you total the journal. However, the subsidiary ledger must be kept current and show the accurate amount owed by each customer in the event a customer inquires about his or her account status or that the current total is needed for some other reason. This also means that until the column total is posted to the controlling account, the total of the subsidiary ledger accounts and the controlling account in the general ledger will not agree.
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