When both debit and credit entries of a transaction are shown in the cash book,...

Accounts - Principles of Accounts

WAEC 2005

When both debit and credit entries of a transaction are shown in the cash book, it is described as

A. contra entry
B. reversal entry
C. double entry
D. single entry

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Correct Answer: Option A

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