Answer / abdullah amer

Bills Receivable is subsidiary book which is used to record
the bills receivables received from debtors.

Answer / naveen kumar.karumuri

Bills Receivables is a Subsidiary record of Accounting.
Where the payment received from the Sundry Debtors for Sales.that amount is called Bills Receivable from the Customer

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