Transaction are posted in the ledger in chronological order.
a) True
b) False
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Secondly, transactions usually enter the accounting system as journal entries—the second step in the cycle. The journal records transaction entries chronologically, that is, in order as they occur. ... The ledger organizes transactions by account, to show each account's transaction history and current balance.
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