Question 4. (10) Prepare two columns Cash Book from the following transactions for the year 31 December 2018. (a)Cash in hand Rs. 12,000 (b)Received from Riaz and Co. Rs 1,000 Discount allowed Rs. 40 (c)Cash sales Rs.20,000 (d)Paid Zahoor sons Rs 1,000 Discount received Rs. 30 (e)Purchased goods for cash Rs. 600 (f) Received from Salman Rs. 5,000 and Discount allowed Rs.30 (g)Purchased Furniture for cash Rs. 600

Question 4. (10) Prepare two columns Cash Book from the following transactions for the year 31 December 2018. (a)Cash in hand Rs. 12,000 (b)Received from Riaz and Co. Rs 1,000 Discount allowed Rs. 40 (c)Cash sales Rs.20,000 (d)Paid Zahoor sons Rs 1,000 Discount received Rs. 30 (e)Purchased goods for cash Rs. 600 (f) Received from Salman Rs. 5,000 and Discount allowed Rs.30 (g)Purchased Furniture for cash Rs. 600

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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