contains all the real and nominal accounts as well as the
personal accounts other than trade debtors and trade creditors.
a. Sales Ledger
b.Purchases Ledger
c. General Ledger
d. Bought Ledger
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i think its general ledger i am not sure
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Option (c). A general ledger contains all real, nominal, and personal accounts other than trade debtors and trade creditors.
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- A book or collection of all recorded accounting transactions is called the ledger.
- There are various ledgers for various types of accounts such as real accounts, nominal accounts, and personal accounts.
- Like sales-related transactions are recorded in sales ledger and purchase-related transactions are recorded in purchase ledger, etc.
- However, a general ledger contains all types of accounts from real to nominal and personal accounts except trade debtors and trade creditors. In general ledger, transactions are directly posted from the journal and sub-ledgers.
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