All the details of transactions between the firm and individual suppliers are found in the:

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The accounts payable subsidiary ledger is used to keep track of all the individual suppliers and their transactions with the firm, including invoice details, payment history, and outstanding balances. The accounts receivable subsidiary ledger is used to keep track of individual customers and their transactions with the firm. The accounts payable control account is a summary account that shows the total amount owed to all suppliers, but does not provide details on individual transactions. The sales journal is used to record all sales transactions, not transactions with suppliers.

All the Details of Transactions Between the Firm and Individual