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Business, 17.11.2019 03:31 Lmnhaz4039

Stear corp. decides to deposit $1,000 in its bank account. this cash was paid from the cash register of the company. what will be the entry made by the accountant in the company’s journal?

a.
cash in bank account (debit) 1,000 cash account (credit) 1,000
b.
cash account (debit) 1,000 cash in bank account (credit) 1,000
c.
cash in bank account (debit) 1,000 register account (credit) 1,000
d.
deposit account (debit) 1,000 cash account (credit) 1,000

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