A sole trader has GH₵ 100 cash in hand and bank balance of GH₵ 2,400 at the beginning of the accounting period. The closing balances for cash in hand and bank were GH₵ 150 and GH₵ 5,200 respectively. Cash receipts from debtors and payments to suppliers during the year amounted to GH₵ 51,700 and GH₵ 38,200 respectively. She also paid GH₵ 3,400 to employees. How much drawings did she made during the year?

A sole trader has GH₵ 100 cash in hand and bank balance of GH₵ 2,400 at the beginning of the accounting period. The closing balances for cash in hand and bank were GH₵ 150 and GH₵ 5,200 respectively. Cash receipts from debtors and payments to suppliers during the year amounted to GH₵ 51,700 and GH₵ 38,200 respectively. She also paid GH₵ 3,400 to employees. How much drawings did she made during the year?

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter3: Analyzing And Recording Transactions

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Problem 17PA: Prepare journal entries to record the following transactions for the month of November: A. on first...

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