Mr. Opoku, the sole Proprietor of Dangote Enterprise started business in the year 2019, dealing in spare parts. The following transactions were extracted from his books during the year.   Jan. 20th:          Introduced ¢42,000,000 cash in his business out of which ¢33,000,000 was                                    used to open a bank account at NIB. ¢5,000,000 was also used to purchase                                     goods   by cash. Jan.30th:           Bought office stationery from K.  Danso Ltd ¢300,000 by cheque. Jan.31st:           Bought Motor Vehicle from Alhaji maikano on credit ¢40,000,000. Fab. 1st:          Bought goods on credit from T. Anane ¢4,400,000; H. Newman ¢5,100,000;                                 Akrong Ent.7, 500,000. Cash sales of ¢24,000,00 was also made. Feb. 4th:          Paid salaries by cash ¢1,500,000. Feb. 28th:        Sold goods on credit to Allema ¢4,000,000; Aku walley ¢4,800,000 and                                         Nicodemus Limited ¢10,000,000. Rent of ¢1,600,000 was paid on the same                                   day by cheque. March, 1st:      Received a credit note from T. Anane ¢600,000 and Akrong ¢900,000. March 20th:     Bought Fixtures and fittings by cheque ¢12,000,000. May 1st:           Issued a credit note to Allema ¢900,000 and Aku walley ¢500,000. May 30th:         Goods sold to Mr. Nti by cash ¢40,000,000.Cash of ¢28,000,000 was sent                                      to the bank the same day. June 30th:         Sold goods to Mr. Nti ¢3,000,000 on credit; Akuwalley ¢9,900,000. July, 20th:       Cheques were paid to T. Anane ¢3,600,000 H. Newman ¢2,800,000; Akrong                                 ¢4,000,000 in each, less 5% cash discount. Aug. 21st:       Received cheques from Allema ¢6,000,000; Akuwalley                         ¢4,800,000; Nicodemus ¢6,000,000 in each case, discount of 2% was                                             allowed. Aug. 30th:       Bought plant and machinery on credit from Kwame Ent. ¢20,000,000. Sept, 2nd:        Returned part of the plant and machinery valued at ¢8,000,000 to Kwame                                      Ent.    Nov.20th:         Withdrew ¢1,200,000 from bank for office use and paid salaries by cash                                        ¢1,500,000. Nov.21st:         Bought motor van by cheque ¢24,000,000 which was partly financed by a                                      loan of ¢4,000,000 from ICAG Finance company. Dec.10th:         Received an additional loan from ICAG finance by cheque ¢14,000,000 and                                  paid Kwame Ent ¢6,000,000 by cheque. Dec.31st:          Bought goods on credit from T. Anane ¢4,800,000; H. Newman ¢3,000,000                                   and Akrong ¢3,000,000. You are required to use the following transactions to prepare: The necessary ledgers Extract a trial balance

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Mr. Opoku, the sole Proprietor of Dangote Enterprise started business in the year 2019, dealing in spare parts. The following transactions were extracted from his books during the year.

 

Jan. 20th:          Introduced ¢42,000,000 cash in his business out of which ¢33,000,000 was                                    used to open a bank account at NIB. ¢5,000,000 was also used to purchase                                     goods   by cash.

Jan.30th:           Bought office stationery from K.  Danso Ltd ¢300,000 by cheque.

Jan.31st:           Bought Motor Vehicle from Alhaji maikano on credit ¢40,000,000.

Fab. 1st:          Bought goods on credit from T. Anane ¢4,400,000; H. Newman ¢5,100,000;                                 Akrong Ent.7, 500,000. Cash sales of ¢24,000,00 was also made.

Feb. 4th:          Paid salaries by cash ¢1,500,000.

Feb. 28th:        Sold goods on credit to Allema ¢4,000,000; Aku walley ¢4,800,000 and                                         Nicodemus Limited ¢10,000,000. Rent of ¢1,600,000 was paid on the same                                   day by cheque.

March, 1st:      Received a credit note from T. Anane ¢600,000 and Akrong ¢900,000.

March 20th:     Bought Fixtures and fittings by cheque ¢12,000,000.

May 1st:           Issued a credit note to Allema ¢900,000 and Aku walley ¢500,000.

May 30th:         Goods sold to Mr. Nti by cash ¢40,000,000.Cash of ¢28,000,000 was sent                                      to the bank the same day.

June 30th:         Sold goods to Mr. Nti ¢3,000,000 on credit; Akuwalley ¢9,900,000.

July, 20th:       Cheques were paid to T. Anane ¢3,600,000 H. Newman ¢2,800,000; Akrong                                 ¢4,000,000 in each, less 5% cash discount.

Aug. 21st:       Received cheques from Allema ¢6,000,000; Akuwalley

                        ¢4,800,000; Nicodemus ¢6,000,000 in each case, discount of 2% was                                             allowed.

Aug. 30th:       Bought plant and machinery on credit from Kwame Ent. ¢20,000,000.

Sept, 2nd:        Returned part of the plant and machinery valued at ¢8,000,000 to Kwame                                      Ent.   

Nov.20th:         Withdrew ¢1,200,000 from bank for office use and paid salaries by cash                                        ¢1,500,000.

Nov.21st:         Bought motor van by cheque ¢24,000,000 which was partly financed by a                                      loan of ¢4,000,000 from ICAG Finance company.

Dec.10th:         Received an additional loan from ICAG finance by cheque ¢14,000,000 and                                  paid Kwame Ent ¢6,000,000 by cheque.

Dec.31st:          Bought goods on credit from T. Anane ¢4,800,000; H. Newman ¢3,000,000                                   and Akrong ¢3,000,000.

You are required to use the following transactions to prepare:

The necessary ledgers

Extract a trial balance

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