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belka
1 month ago
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Record the following transactions of Sumanto, Kochi in Two-column Cash Book and balance the book on 31st January, 2018: 2018 Jan

1. Cash balance Rs.1,000, Jan1. Bank balance Rs.14,500 Jan1. Cash received from sale of shares* Rs.60,000 Jan2. Paid into bank Rs.50,000 Jan3. Purchased goods from M/s.Agarwal and Co. Rs.13,000 Jan4. Paid wages Rs. 2,500. Jan5. Received from Mohan a cheque for Rs.9,800 against due of Rs.10,000 in full settlement of his account. Jan8. Mohan’s cheque deposited into bank Jan14. Paid for stationery Rs. 500. Jan18. Bought goods Rs.6,720 Jan19. Paid Shyam by cheque Rs.3,700. Discount received from him Rs.300. Jan20. Drew from Bank Rs.3,000 Jan22. Cash drawn from Bank for personal use Rs.2,000. Jan24. Cash Sales,Rs. 1,900. Jan27. Received from Sharma Rs.18,000. Discount allowed Rs.500. Jan28. Deposited cash into Bank Rs.15,000. Jan28. Gave cheque for cash purchases Rs.2,240 Jan30. Paid rent by cheque each Rs.2,000
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Scilla [3.8K]1 month ago
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This is a record of transactions for Sumanto, Kochi, showcasing balances in both cash and bank along with discounts on both accounts.
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