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A subsidiary book of account used to record all goods bought and services received on credit from a third party in the order in which they occurred irrespective of the amount involved

A subsidiary book of account used to record all goods bought and services received on credit from a third party in the order in which they occurred irrespective of the amount involved
Purchases day book
Sales day book
Return inward journal
Journal proper

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