Match each transaction or item related to the Sales Ledger Control Account on the left with its correct accounting entry side and effect on the right.
- Credit salesDebited to the control account as an increase in trade debtors
- Dishonoured customer chequesDebited to the control account to reinstate the debt previously credited
- Discount allowedCredited to the control account as a reduction in debtors balance due to prompt payment
- Bad debts written offCredited to the control account to write off irrecoverable debt
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Credit sales are debited to increase trade debtors; Dishonoured cheques are debited to reinstate customer debts; Discount allowed is credited to record reductions for prompt payment; Bad debts written off are credited as irrecoverable debt reductions.
In the Sales Ledger Control Account, items that increase receivables (such as credit sales and dishonoured cheques) are debited. Items that decrease receivables (such as discount allowed, cash received, set-offs, and bad debts written off) are credited.
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Classification of entries in the Sales Ledger Control Account
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