The following information was extracted from the books of DZK Ltd for the monthof March 2021March 20211Started business with Tzs 750,000-cash and Tzs 9,000,000 in the bank3 Received a loan of Tzs 2,000,000 from Bank by cheque.5 Bought a computer for cash Tzs 600,000.8 Withdraw Tzs 200,000 out of the bank for office use10 Bought scanners on credit from Helen Ltd Tzs 420,00013 Repaid part of Bank's loan by cheque Tzs 500,00019 Paid amount owing to Helen Ltd Tzs 400,000 in consideration of full payment bycheque25 Repaid part of Bank's loan by cash Tzs 250,00030Bought a Photocopier machine on credit from B&B Ltd for Tzs 200,000Required: Prepare Trial Balance for DZK Ltd for the month ended on March 2021.

Summary of Transactions and Ledger Entries:March 1: Started business with Tzs 750,000 cash and Tzs…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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