David Wise is setting up a new business in January 2020 before COVID-19 outbreak was started. He is unclear about Journal entries for some transactions in February 2020 as follows: Feb 1: Office Fixtures originally bought for £350 was returned to the supplier Asma Ltd, as it was unsuitable. Full allowance will be given for this. Feb 4: A debt of £85 owing from S. Keyes was written off as a bad debt Feb 9: Bought a Machinery from TS Co. to use in the company. The total purchasing value of the machine is £2,300. The owner paid only £200 by issuing a cheque and rest of the purchasing value would remain as credit. Feb 13: The business is owed £270 by S. Hill. He is declared bankrupt and we received £220 in full settlement of the debt. Feb 20: The owner takes goods costing £180 out of the business inventory for personal use without paying for them. Feb 26: in Jan 2020, the owner paid an insurance bill thinking that it was in respect of the business. We now discover that £85of the amount paid was in fact insurance of our private house. Feb 28 The owner paid half of the machinery debt to TS Co.by issuing a cheque. Required: You are required to show the Journal entries (only) (with narrative) necessary to record the following items which occur in Feb 2020

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David Wise is setting up a new business in January 2020 before COVID-19 outbreak was started.
He is unclear about Journal entries for some transactions in February 2020 as follows:
Feb 1: Office Fixtures originally bought for £350 was returned to the supplier Asma Ltd, as it
was unsuitable. Full allowance will be given for this.
Feb 4: A debt of £85 owing from S. Keyes was written off as a bad debt
Feb 9: Bought a Machinery from TS Co. to use in the company. The total purchasing value of
the machine is £2,300. The owner paid only £200 by issuing a cheque and rest of the
purchasing value would remain as credit.
Feb 13: The business is owed £270 by S. Hill. He is declared bankrupt and we received £220 in
full settlement of the debt.
Feb 20: The owner takes goods costing £180 out of the business inventory for personal use
without paying for them.
Feb 26: in Jan 2020, the owner paid an insurance bill thinking that it was in respect of the
business. We now discover that £85of the amount paid was in fact insurance of our
private house.
Feb 28 The owner paid half of the machinery debt to TS Co.by issuing a cheque.
Required:
You are required to show the Journal entries (only) (with narrative) necessary to record the
following items which occur in Feb 2020

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