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Answer Posted / irfan khan
Purchase are of two types
1. cash purchase
2. credit purchase
Credit purchase means purchasing of good from supplier on
credit (with out paying cash on spot and making promise to
pay in future date at an agreed price) and the journal
entry is
Purchase A/c .............dr
to Vendor's A/c
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