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a) Diana started her business on 1 July 2021.
transactions during July 2021 were as follows:
Date Particulars
Commenced business with capital of RM50,000 cash
Bought RM300 fixtures and fittings for the shop by cash
3 Purchased goods for resale, RM3,000 on credit from Kembang Trading
15 Goods of RM3,600 sold on credit to Norin
30 Paid RM500 wages for shop assistant by cash
31 RM200 cash taken by Diana for her private use
REQUIRED:
Record the double entries for all the above transactions.
(Narrative is not required).
The
b) Sofea Enterprise runs a retail business. All cash and
cheque receipt and payment are recorded in the Cash
Book. The following transactions occurred during the
month of September 2021 and are yet to be recorded
in the Cash Book:
The debit balance in the Cash and Bank accounts are
$2,000 and $17,000 respectively.
3/9 Transfer cash $1,000 into the bank account.
4/9 Purchased goods worth $3,600 by cheque.
5/9 Paid Jamilah & Co. $5,000 by cheque for purchase of goods.
6/9 The owner took $500 cash for his own use.
8/9 Paid the shop rental $3,000 by cheque.
10/9 Received a cheque from Ms. Angie amounting to $3,600 after deducting cash
discount $400.
15/9 Cash sales of $3,200.
18/9 Issued $2,850 cheque to Seri Enterprise after deducting cash discount of 5%.
20/9 Received $5,000 cheque from Faiz Enterprise.
23/9 Cash sales banked the same day, $2,600.
28/9 Paid wages to shop assistant by cheque, $1,200.
REQUIRED:
Prepare a Three-column Cash Book, balancing it at 30
September 2021. Bring down the balances to 1 October
2021.
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