Q1Department of computer information systemsFinancial accounting exam 2Proper Both General Journal and General Ledger from the Transaction Given1- Accounting period: are the jobs defined by law for a year starting from.andendingof each year, as the basis for calculation, the . or profit achieved by theOnproject.2. On 1/1 the merchant started his business with a capital of (100,000) deposited in the bank.3- 1\1 The merchant started his business with a capital of (10,000), which 2000 was cash andthe rest was opened for the bank account.4 On 1/1 the trader started his business with the following assets:1,000 cash, 20,000 cars, 4,000goods, 5,000 furniture, and 3,000 debtors (Ghassan).5- On 6/20 the trader started his business with the following assets and liabilities: 1600 cash,2900 goods, 600 furniture, 4000 building, 800 Hassan (debtor), 2,500 Saleh (creditor), 400Mizzen (creditor).6- A home furniture dealer bought 200,000 dinars in cash.7- A furniture dealer bought for an amount of (200,000) dinars from Al-Amal Company, and hepaid half the price is in cash and the rest is on the account.إضافة ملفQ18- A merchandise dealer bought an amount of (5,000) dinars in cash.9- A merchandise dealer bought an amount of (5000) dinars on an account.10- A merchandise dealer bought for (9000) dinars and paid half the price in cash and the restat the expense of.11- The dealer paid the transportation expenses of purchases an amount of 1500 dinars in cash.12- A merchandise dealer sold for (1000) dinars in cash.13- A merchant sold a merchandise to Walid for a sum of (1000) dinars, received 500 cash andthe rest on the account.14-A dealer paid an amount of 2,500 dinars in cash advertising.15- A merchant bought a merchandise for 50,000 and paid for it with a check.16- A furniture dealer bought an amount of (75,000) dinars by check.17-A merchant paid an amount (100,000) of rent for a store by check.18- A merchant drew $ 50,000 for personal use by check.19- Merchant Nabil opened a current account in the bank and deposited 15,000 dinars into itcash Money.20- Merchant Nabil sold goods for 18,000 dinars, with a check added to his account Ongoing.إضافة ملف

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Department of computer information systems Financial accounting exam 2 Proper Both General Journal and General Ledger from the Transaction Given 1- Accounting period: are the jobs defined by law for a year starting from.. ending and .of each year, as the basis for calculation, the. -. or profit achieved by the On project . 2- On 1/1 the merchant started his business with a capital of (100,000) deposited in the bank. 3- 1\1 The merchant started his business with a capital of (10,000), which 2000 was cash and the rest was opened for the bank account.

Department of computer information systems Financial accounting exam 2 Proper Both General Journal and General Ledger from the Transaction Given 1- Accounting period: are the jobs defined by law for a year starting from.. ending and .of each year, as the basis for calculation, the. -. or profit achieved by the On project . 2- On 1/1 the merchant started his business with a capital of (100,000) deposited in the bank. 3- 1\1 The merchant started his business with a capital of (10,000), which 2000 was cash and the rest was opened for the bank account.

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