Suppose we have an invoice that is be paid by cheque , how is it recorded in accounting?

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Date Posted: 2019/09/30

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Muhammad Asim Amir

by Muhammad Asim Amir , Senior Accountant , Tesco PLC

The Vendor A/C (Invoice) is debit and bank account is credit

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