Question :
A) Journal proper
B) Purchase day book
C) Cash book
D) Any of the above
Answer : C
A ________ serves the purpose of both journal and ledger accounts
A) Journal proper
B) Purchase day book
C) Cash book
D) Any of the above
Answer : C
Description :
A cash book is a separate ledger in which cash transactions are recorded, whereas a cash account is an account within a general ledger. A cash book serves the purpose of both the journal and ledger, whereas a cash account is structured like a ledger. Details or narration about the source or use of funds are required in a cash book but not in a cash account.
Related Questions - 1
Which option is used to view Trial Balance from Gateway of Tally?
A) Gateway of Tally > Reports > Trial Balance
B) Gateway of Tally > Trial Balance
C) Gateway of Tally > Display > Trial Balance
D) None of these
Related Questions - 2
Which option lists inventory valuation method in tally
A) Stock report
B) Stock journal
C) Stock analysis
D) Stock summary
Related Questions - 3
Which option is true for viewing Profit & Loss A/C in Gateway of Tally
A) Gateway of Tally > Reports > Profit ; Loss A/C
B) Gateway of Tally > Display > Profit ; Loss A/C
C) Gateway of Tally > Account Books > Profit ; Loss A/C
D) None of these
Related Questions - 4
Branch / Division is a group defined under
A) Liabilities
B) Assets
C) Income
D) Expenditure
Related Questions - 5
Default ‘godown’ name in tally is ________
A) Primary
B) Main location
C) A or B
D) None of the above