32.3A Show the journal entries needed to correct the following errors: (a) Purchases £1,410 on credit from A Ray had been entered in B Roy's account. (b) A cheque of £94 paid for printing had been entered in the cash column of the cash book instead of in the bank column. (c) Sale of goods £734 on credit to D Rolls had been entered in error in D Rollo's account. (d) Purchase of goods on credit L Hand £819 entered in the correct accounts in error as £891. (e) Cash paid to G Boyd £64 entered on the debit side of the cash book and the credit side of G Boyd's account. (f) A sale of fittings £320 had been entered in the Sales account. (g) Cash withdrawn from bank £200 had been entered in the cash column on the credit side of the cash book, and in the bank column on the debit side. (h) Purchase of goods £1,182 has been entered in error in the Furnishings account.

32.3A Show the journal entries needed to correct the following errors: (a) Purchases £1,410 on credit from A Ray had been entered in B Roy's account. (b) A cheque of £94 paid for printing had been entered in the cash column of the cash book instead of in the bank column. (c) Sale of goods £734 on credit to D Rolls had been entered in error in D Rollo's account. (d) Purchase of goods on credit L Hand £819 entered in the correct accounts in error as £891. (e) Cash paid to G Boyd £64 entered on the debit side of the cash book and the credit side of G Boyd's account. (f) A sale of fittings £320 had been entered in the Sales account. (g) Cash withdrawn from bank £200 had been entered in the cash column on the credit side of the cash book, and in the bank column on the debit side. (h) Purchase of goods £1,182 has been entered in error in the Furnishings account.

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Chapter12: Special Journals

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