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e.
He paid P15,000 for the salaries of employees.
f.
He received P20,0000 for services rendered.
g.
He paid P8,400 for the monthly rental of the place.
h.
He withdrew P8,500 for personal use.
i.
He received P5,500 on
account from customers who were
previously billed.
j.
He paid P599 for telecommunications expense for the month.

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g.
He paid P8,400 for the monthly rental of the place.
h.
He withdrew P8,500 for personal use.
i.
He received P5,500
account from customers who
on
were
previously billed.
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j.
He paid P599 for telecommunications expense for the month.
Notes to the Teacher/Facilitator
This module prepares students to record transactions
in the general journal. The students will learn the parts of a journal
and apply the rules of debit and credit in recording in a journal.
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