On 1/1, the establishment began its commercial activity with a capital of 200, 000 Saudi riyals, which was deposited in the bank. On 1/3, the company rented a building for an amount of 30,000 Saudi riyals, which was paid by check. On 1/6, the facility paid electricity expenses in the amount of 1,200 in cash On2/2, maintenance services were provided to the Rabwa facility for an amount of 160,000, which was received by check. It is required to make daily entries and then post them to the ledger

On 1/1, the establishment began its commercial activity with a capital of 200, 000 Saudi riyals, which was deposited in the bank. On 1/3, the company rented a building for an amount of 30,000 Saudi riyals, which was paid by check. On 1/6, the facility paid electricity expenses in the amount of 1,200 in cash On2/2, maintenance services were provided to the Rabwa facility for an amount of 160,000, which was received by check. It is required to make daily entries and then post them to the ledger

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