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Home > > Business Management > Balancing your Purchase (Creditors) Ledger Balancing your Purchase (Creditors) LedgerIn a purchase ledger control account, the total outstanding invoices at the beginning of a period and invoices received during that period, less payments made for invoiced supplies, will give a balancing figure of invoices still outstanding at the end of the period - your creditors. You can compare the figure with your listing of unpaid invoices, and thereby detect any errors.
If your creditors list does not agree with the control account, check the following points: Have you listed all your creditors, including those invoices only partly paid or outstanding from the beginning of the period, and those invoices paid directly after the end of the period, because these payments would not be in the cash book?
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