GCEFinancial AccountingDouble Entry and Ledgers2024

In double entry bookkeeping, the ledger account that records amounts owed TO the business by customers is called the

ACreditors ledger
BPurchases ledger
CDebtors ledgerCORRECT
DNominal ledger
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The Debtors ledger (also called the Sales ledger) contains individual accounts for customers who owe money to the business. The Creditors ledger records amounts the business owes to suppliers, while the Nominal ledger holds income and expense accounts.
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