Enter the following transactions in the records of TRUST GOD Enterprise, balance the various accounts and extract a trial balance for the month of June 2018. June 1 stated business with GH¢55,000 of the bank June 2 Bought goods on credit from Blessing GH¢1,200 June 3 Bought goods GH¢ 700 from John paying by cheque June 4 Return goods to Blessing GH¢500 June 7 Sold good for cash GH¢3,000 June 8 Bought furniture by cheque GH¢1,750 June 9 Banked cash GH¢1,500 June 12 Sold goods on credit to Deede GH¢480 June 14 Received loan GH¢2,300 from Andra June 15 Deede returned goods GH¢210 June 18 Paid rent GH¢750 by cash June 20 Received discount of GH¢60 by cash June 24 Withdrew GH¢ 800 from the bank for personal use June 30 Received electricity bill GH¢230 from E. C. G but not settle

Enter the following transactions in the records of TRUST GOD Enterprise, balance the various accounts and extract a trial balance for the month of June 2018. June 1 stated business with GH¢55,000 of the bank June 2 Bought goods on credit from Blessing GH¢1,200 June 3 Bought goods GH¢ 700 from John paying by cheque June 4 Return goods to Blessing GH¢500 June 7 Sold good for cash GH¢3,000 June 8 Bought furniture by cheque GH¢1,750 June 9 Banked cash GH¢1,500 June 12 Sold goods on credit to Deede GH¢480 June 14 Received loan GH¢2,300 from Andra June 15 Deede returned goods GH¢210 June 18 Paid rent GH¢750 by cash June 20 Received discount of GH¢60 by cash June 24 Withdrew GH¢ 800 from the bank for personal use June 30 Received electricity bill GH¢230 from E. C. G but not settle

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Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

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