Question 1 Complete the column to show the effects of the transactions. The first transaction has been done for you. Paid creditor RM500 by cheque. Brought in personal car worth RM40,000 for use in business. Bought equipment costing RM6,000 from Shah Enterprise on credit. Jimmy, a long time client, issued a cheque of RM2,000 for a purchase made 4 months ago. Further injection of RM20,000 as additional capital of the business Effects of transaction on Transaction Assets(RM) Equity(RM) Liabilities(RM) a -500 -500 b c d e

Question 1 Complete the column to show the effects of the transactions. The first transaction has been done for you. Paid creditor RM500 by cheque. Brought in personal car worth RM40,000 for use in business. Bought equipment costing RM6,000 from Shah Enterprise on credit. Jimmy, a long time client, issued a cheque of RM2,000 for a purchase made 4 months ago. Further injection of RM20,000 as additional capital of the business Effects of transaction on Transaction Assets(RM) Equity(RM) Liabilities(RM) a -500 -500 b c d e

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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