1. Sales Daybook: This daybook records all sales transactions made by the business, including the date of the sale, the customer's name, the amount of the sale, and any relevant details.
2. Purchases Daybook: This daybook records all purchases made by the business, including the date of the purchase, the supplier's name, the amount of the purchase, and any relevant details.
3. Cash Receipts Daybook: This daybook records all cash receipts received by the business, including the date of the receipt, the source of the cash, the amount received, and any relevant details.
4. Cash Payments Daybook: This daybook records all cash payments made by the business, including the date of the payment, the recipient of the payment, the amount paid, and any relevant details.
5. General Journal: This daybook records any other miscellaneous transactions that do not fit into the above categories, such as adjusting entries, depreciation, and other non-routine transactions.
By maintaining these daybooks, the business can keep track of all its financial transactions and ensure accurate record-keeping for future reference and reporting.