Prepare journal entries for the transaction of Ahmed and Sons for the month of April 2020.0n April 1 On April 1 Owner invested Rs.200,000 cash in the business. On April 5 Bought equipment worth Rs.30,000 on account from Ali Brothers. On April 10 owner withdrew cash for personal use Rs. 500 On April 12Purchascd Insurance policy paid 4months advance payment 8,000 On April 15 Paid partial payment Rs. 15,000 for the equipment purchased for Ali Brothers. On April 20 Received revenue for services rendered 12,000 On April 30 Paid Rs. 10,000 as salaries expenses and 2,000 as wages expenses for the month of April Question -2 REQUIRED : A. GENERAL JOURNAL b. LEDGER POSTING C. TRIAL BALANCE

Prepare journal entries for the transaction of Ahmed and Sons for the month of April 2020.0n April 1 On April 1 Owner invested Rs.200,000 cash in the business. On April 5 Bought equipment worth Rs.30,000 on account from Ali Brothers. On April 10 owner withdrew cash for personal use Rs. 500 On April 12Purchascd Insurance policy paid 4months advance payment 8,000 On April 15 Paid partial payment Rs. 15,000 for the equipment purchased for Ali Brothers. On April 20 Received revenue for services rendered 12,000 On April 30 Paid Rs. 10,000 as salaries expenses and 2,000 as wages expenses for the month of April Question -2 REQUIRED : A. GENERAL JOURNAL b. LEDGER POSTING C. TRIAL BALANCE

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