QUESTION TWO Enter the following transactions in the accounts of R.Sampa,balance off the accounts and extract the Trial Balance: 2022 Nov 1 Started in business with K15,000 in the bank. 3 Bought goods on credit from: J Small K290; F Brown K1,200; T Rae K610; R Charles K530. 5 Cash sales K610. == == 6 Paid rent by cheque K175. 7 Paid business rates by cheque K130. 11 Sold goods on credit to: T Potts K85; J Field K48; T Gray K1,640. == == == 17 Paid wages by cash K290. 18 We returned goods to: J Small K18; R Charles K27 19 Bought goods on credit from: R Charles K110; T Rae K320; F Jack K165. == == == = 20 Goods were returned to us by: J Field K6; T Potts K14. 21 Bought van on credit from Turnkey Motors K4,950. 23 We paid the following by cheque: J Small K272; F Brown K1,200; T Rae K500. - —— == = 25 Bought another van, paying by cheque immediately K6,200. == = 26 Received a loan of K750 cash from B. Bennet. 28 Received cheques from: T Potts K71; J Field K42. 30 Proprietor brings a further K900 into the business, by a payment into the business bank account. —— ==

QUESTION TWO Enter the following transactions in the accounts of R.Sampa,balance off the accounts and extract the Trial Balance: 2022 Nov 1 Started in business with K15,000 in the bank. 3 Bought goods on credit from: J Small K290; F Brown K1,200; T Rae K610; R Charles K530. 5 Cash sales K610. == == 6 Paid rent by cheque K175. 7 Paid business rates by cheque K130. 11 Sold goods on credit to: T Potts K85; J Field K48; T Gray K1,640. == == == 17 Paid wages by cash K290. 18 We returned goods to: J Small K18; R Charles K27 19 Bought goods on credit from: R Charles K110; T Rae K320; F Jack K165. == == == = 20 Goods were returned to us by: J Field K6; T Potts K14. 21 Bought van on credit from Turnkey Motors K4,950. 23 We paid the following by cheque: J Small K272; F Brown K1,200; T Rae K500. - —— == = 25 Bought another van, paying by cheque immediately K6,200. == = 26 Received a loan of K750 cash from B. Bennet. 28 Received cheques from: T Potts K71; J Field K42. 30 Proprietor brings a further K900 into the business, by a payment into the business bank account. —— ==

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