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Business, 22.12.2020 14:00, lisacarter0804

P1 returns goods previously purchased on credit from P2. Where will this transaction be recorded in P2’s accounting records?

Book of Prime (Original) Entry
Nominal (General) Ledger
A
Purchases Returns Journal
Credit Purchases Returns Account
B
Purchases Returns Journal
Debit Purchases Returns Account
C
Sales Returns Journal
Credit Sales Returns Account
D
Sales Returns Journal
Debit Sales Returns Account

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