On 1st augest 1992 mr furqan established a new business. The transaction for the month Were as follow JOURNAL: THE ORIGINAL BOOK OF ENTRY2, SZOn 1st August, 1992 Mr. Furqan established a new business. The transactions forthe month were as follows:Introduced cash as capital Rs. 148000.Bought Furniture for Rs. 30000.Cash purchases for Rs. 36000.Purchased goods on account from Noor Mills Ltd., terms 2/10- n/ 30 for Rs. 7,500.August: 010103%3D0409Goods returned to Noor Mills Ltd., for Rs. 500.12Cash sales for Rs. 9,900.Paid cash, less discount, to Noor Mills Ltd.., in full settlementof account.17Sold goods to Mobeen & Co., terms 2/10 - n/30 for Rs. 2.500.Loss by accident while goods were in transit Rs. 175.Goods returned by Mobeen & Co., for Rs. 125.Paid Tuition 'fees of Owner children for Rs. 200 and goodsgiven as charity on his behalf for Rs. 100.Received cash, less discount, from Mobeen & Co., in fullsettlement of account.Sold furniture for Rs. 1,800.Paid the following expenses:20222324252730Salaries Rs. 2.000;Wages Rs. 1,000;Electricity Rs. 110;Bank charges Rs. 140 andInsurance premium Rs. 330Required: Journalise the above transactions.

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2. On 1st August, 1992 Mr. Furqan established a new business. The transactions for the month were as follows: August: 01 " 01 03 " "1 " " " "1 "1 " 04 " 09 12 17 20 22 23 24 25 Introduced cash as capital Rs. 148000. Bought Furniture for Rs. 30000. 27 30 Cash purchases for Rs. 36000. Purchased goods on account from Noor Mills Ltd., terms 2/10 -n/ 30 for Rs. 7.500. Goods returned to Noor Mills Ltd.. for Rs. 500. Cash sales for Rs. 9.900. Paid cash, less discount, to Noor Mills Ltd.. in full settlement of account. Sold goods to Mobeen & Co.. terms 2/10 - n/30 for Rs. 2.500. Loss by accident while goods were in transit Rs. 175. Goods returned by Mobeen & Co.. for Rs. 125. Sold furniture for Rs. 1,800. Paid the following expenses: Salaries Rs. 2.000; Wages Rs. 1,000; Electricity Rs. 110; Bank charges Rs. 140 and Insurance premium Rs. 330 Required: Journalise the above transactions. Paid Tuition fees of Owner children for Rs. 200 and goods given as charity on his behalf for Rs. 100. Received cash, less discount, from Mobeen & Co.. in full settlement of account.

2. On 1st August, 1992 Mr. Furqan established a new business. The transactions for the month were as follows: August: 01 " 01 03 " "1 " " " "1 "1 " 04 " 09 12 17 20 22 23 24 25 Introduced cash as capital Rs. 148000. Bought Furniture for Rs. 30000. 27 30 Cash purchases for Rs. 36000. Purchased goods on account from Noor Mills Ltd., terms 2/10 -n/ 30 for Rs. 7.500. Goods returned to Noor Mills Ltd.. for Rs. 500. Cash sales for Rs. 9.900. Paid cash, less discount, to Noor Mills Ltd.. in full settlement of account. Sold goods to Mobeen & Co.. terms 2/10 - n/30 for Rs. 2.500. Loss by accident while goods were in transit Rs. 175. Goods returned by Mobeen & Co.. for Rs. 125. Sold furniture for Rs. 1,800. Paid the following expenses: Salaries Rs. 2.000; Wages Rs. 1,000; Electricity Rs. 110; Bank charges Rs. 140 and Insurance premium Rs. 330 Required: Journalise the above transactions. Paid Tuition fees of Owner children for Rs. 200 and goods given as charity on his behalf for Rs. 100. Received cash, less discount, from Mobeen & Co.. in full settlement of account.

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