Entries in the sales journal are posted to both the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger and the general ledger.

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Entries in the sales journal represent sales made on credit, which creates an account receivable for the customer. These entries are posted both to the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger to keep a record of each individual customer's transactions, and to the general ledger to update the overall accounts receivable balance.

Entries in the Sales Journal Are Posted to Both the Accounts