From the following statements which give the cumulative effects of individual transactions, you are required to state as fully as possible what transaction has taken place in each case. That is, write descriptions similar to those given in questions The first column of data gives the opening position. Each of the other columns represents a transaction. It is these transactions (A–I) that you are to describe.   Transaction: ​​​A ​B ​C ​D ​E ​F ​G ​H ​I Assets ​​​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 Land and buildings ​450 ​450 ​450 ​450 ​575 ​575 ​275 ​275 ​275 2​75 Motor vehicles ​​95 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 Office equipment ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 Stock ​​​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​93 Debtors ​​188 ​188 ​188 ​188 ​188 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​120 Bank ​​​27 ​22 ​22 ​172 ​47 ​127 ​427 ​77 ​77 ​77 Cash ​​​15 ​15 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​3 ​3 933 ​933 ​929 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​729 ​721 ​716   Liabilities Capital ​​​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​616 Loan from Lee ​​200 ​200 ​200 ​350 ​350 ​350 ​350​ – ​– ​– Creditors ​​112 ​112 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​100 ​100 933 ​933 ​929 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​729 ​721 ​716   Note: the sign RS000 means that all the figures shown underneath it are in thousands of Rupees, e.g. Office Equipment book value is RS48,000. It saves constantly writing out 000 after each figure, and is done to save time and make comparison easier

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From the following statements which give the cumulative effects of individual transactions, you are required to state as fully as possible what transaction has taken place in each case. That is, write descriptions similar to those given in questions

The first column of data gives the opening position. Each of the other columns represents a transaction. It is these transactions (A–I) that you are to describe.

 

Transaction: ​​​A ​B ​C ​D ​E ​F ​G ​H ​I

Assets ​​​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 ​RS000 Land and buildings ​450 ​450 ​450 ​450 ​575 ​575 ​275 ​275 ​275 2​75 Motor vehicles ​​95 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 ​100 Office equipment ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 ​48 Stock ​​​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​110 ​93 Debtors ​​188 ​188 ​188 ​188 ​188 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​120 Bank ​​​27 ​22 ​22 ​172 ​47 ​127 ​427 ​77 ​77 ​77

Cash ​​​15 ​15 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​11 ​3 ​3

933 ​933 ​929 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​729 ​721 ​716

 

Liabilities

Capital ​​​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​621 ​616 Loan from Lee ​​200 ​200 ​200 ​350 ​350 ​350 ​350​ – ​– ​– Creditors ​​112 ​112 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​108 ​100 ​100

933 ​933 ​929 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​1,079 ​729 ​721 ​716

 

Note: the sign RS000 means that all the figures shown underneath it are in thousands of Rupees, e.g. Office Equipment book value is RS48,000. It saves constantly writing out 000 after each figure, and is done to save time and make comparison easier.

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