In the consignee’s record account, the accounting treatment of expenses paid for on behalf of…

Accounts - Principles of Accounts WAEC 1995

In the consignee’s record account, the accounting treatment of expenses paid for on behalf of the consignor is debit

  • consignee's account, credit cash account, credit cash account checkmark
  • cash account, credit consignor's account
  • consignee's account, credit cash account
  • cash account, credit consignee's account
  • account sales, credit consignee's account

The correct answer is: A

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