Question Required 1- Recording the flowing-mentioned operations in the Accounting Equation 2-The balance of the accounts in the ledger You have the following transaction data for a company: 1-On January 2, 2019, Mohamed started his commercial activity by depositing 2million dinars into the fund 2-On 3/1/2019, he bought goods for 800,000 dinars from Al-Faihaa Trading Company, on the account 3- On 5/1/2019, goods were sold for 500,000 dinars in cash 4-On 1/8/2019, half of the amount owed to Al-Fayhaa Trading Company was paid 5-On 01/10/2019, the rent for the company's headquarters was paid 250,000 dinars in cash 6- He bought on the account a commodity in the amount of 500 thousand dinars from Al-Fayhaa Trading Company 7-On January 15, 2019, the salary of * 200,000 dinars was paid in cash

Question Required 1- Recording the flowing-mentioned operations in the Accounting Equation 2-The balance of the accounts in the ledger You have the following transaction data for a company: 1-On January 2, 2019, Mohamed started his commercial activity by depositing 2million dinars into the fund 2-On 3/1/2019, he bought goods for 800,000 dinars from Al-Faihaa Trading Company, on the account 3- On 5/1/2019, goods were sold for 500,000 dinars in cash 4-On 1/8/2019, half of the amount owed to Al-Fayhaa Trading Company was paid 5-On 01/10/2019, the rent for the company's headquarters was paid 250,000 dinars in cash 6- He bought on the account a commodity in the amount of 500 thousand dinars from Al-Fayhaa Trading Company 7-On January 15, 2019, the salary of * 200,000 dinars was paid in cash

SWFT Comprehensive Vol 2020

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ISBN:9780357391723

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Chapter16: Accounting Periods And Methods

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