Part 6 of 15 - Question 7 of 20 Which one of the following principles of accounting is correct regarding the use of subsidiary journals? A. No entry is made in the ledger unless it has first been entered in a subsidiary journal. Therefore, an entry in the ledger will always have its origin from the subsidiary journal. B. Recording of transactions to subsidiary journals only take place once a month when appropriate ledger accounts have to be prepared. C. Entries can be posted directly to a ledger account without being recorded in the subsidiary journal, as long as a computerized system is in place. D. Source documents are not necessary when a transaction need to be recorded in the subsidiary journals