What are Subsidiary Ledgers?

Subsidiary ledgers act as supplemental accounting records that hold detailed transaction information for specific accounts. They provide granular data to support the general ledger, particularly for high-volume or meticulously tracked accounts like accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory. By utilizing subsidiary ledgers, businesses can precisely track individual transactions, maintain accurate balances, and generate in-depth reports tailored to specific accounts. These ledgers enhance the efficiency and accuracy of financial record-keeping and analysis, empowering businesses with comprehensive insights into specific areas of their financial operations.

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