Date Particulars Jan 1, 2020 Cash balance – 15,600, Bank Balance – OMR 13,800 Cash sales – OMR 4,800 Deposited in to Bank - OMR 7,000 Purchased Goods from Mr.Waleed – OMR 4,200 2 5 7 Drew from Bank for office use OMR 1,200 Paid cheque to Mr.Waleed OMR 4,000 and received discount OMR 200 Sold goods to Mr. Sharooq –OMR 12000 Paid sundry expenses – OMR 120 Received cheque from Mr.Sharooq OMR 11,800 and discount allowed -OMR 200 10 14 16 18 Purchased stationary – OMR 3,500 Cash sales paid in to Bank OMR 4,500 Withdraw from Bank for Personal use – OMR 1,600 Bought goods for Cash – OMR 1,800 Mr.Sharooq cheque paid in to Bank Purchased fumiture by cheque – OMR 1,500 Mr.Sharooq cheque was dishonoured by the bank Loan received from bank OMR 2,500 19 20 23 24 25 26 29 30 Required: From the above information prepare triple column cash book with Discount, Cash and Bank Column.
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![Q.No 5: The following transaction is obtained from the records of New Metrics Company.
Date
Particulars
Jan 1, 2020
Cash balance – 15,600, Bank Balance - OMR 13,800
Cash sales – OMR 4,800
Deposited in to Bank - OMR 7,000
Purchased Goods from Mr.Waleed - OMR 4,200
Drew from Bank for office use -OMR 1,200
Paid cheque to Mr.Waleed OMR 4,000 and received discount OMR 200
Sold goods to Mr. Sharooq -OMR 12000
Paid sundry expenses – OMR 120
Received cheque from Mr.Sharooq OMR 11,800 and discount allowed -OMR
200
2
7
8
10
14
16
18
Purchased stationary – OMR 3,500
Cash sales paid in to Bank OMR 4,500
19
20
23
Withdraw from Bank for Personal use – OMR 1,600
Bought goods for Cash – OMR 1,800
Mr.Sharooq cheque paid in to Bank
Purchased furniture by cheque - OMR 1,500
Mr.Sharooq cheque was dishonoured by the bank
Loan received from bank OMR 2,500
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26
29
30
Required: From the above information prepare triple column cash book with Discount, Cash
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