A cash account increased by OMR.8 80,000 , OMR 50,000 and OMR 10,000, while it decreased by OMR 8,000, OMR 20,000 and OMR 25,000. You are required to draw a "T" account for cash account and find out a. Normal balance . b. In (O Jezo ć Jlgw). which side it is shown (äbäi 5) تحمیل ملف أقصی حد مسموح به لعدد الملفات: 8 أقصی حد مسموح به لحجم الملف الواحد 1GB أنواع الملفات المسموح بها: Word,, PDFصورة a. Nasser produced supplies from .9 Macdonald properties . The purchase price was 20,000 OMR due in 60 days. What is the journal entry ? (4 Marks) b. The asset of a company is 5200 OMR and the owners equity is 8600 OMR . What is the liability of the company ? Kindly show your workings ? (4 Marks) c. What is the effect of debit and credit on revenue account ? (2 Marks ) )10 نقطة(

A cash account increased by OMR.8 80,000 , OMR 50,000 and OMR 10,000, while it decreased by OMR 8,000, OMR 20,000 and OMR 25,000. You are required to draw a "T" account for cash account and find out a. Normal balance . b. In (O Jezo ć Jlgw). which side it is shown (äbäi 5) تحمیل ملف أقصی حد مسموح به لعدد الملفات: 8 أقصی حد مسموح به لحجم الملف الواحد 1GB أنواع الملفات المسموح بها: Word,, PDFصورة a. Nasser produced supplies from .9 Macdonald properties . The purchase price was 20,000 OMR due in 60 days. What is the journal entry ? (4 Marks) b. The asset of a company is 5200 OMR and the owners equity is 8600 OMR . What is the liability of the company ? Kindly show your workings ? (4 Marks) c. What is the effect of debit and credit on revenue account ? (2 Marks ) )10 نقطة(

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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