Plz solve Calculate the total asse ts shown in the balance sheet ol the bank trom the information given below:ParticularsOMRParticularsOMRCapital200,000Fixed deposit15,000Cash on hand25,000Furniture75,000Cash with CBO10,000Loans6,000Investment in150,000Bills purchased and 13,000governmentdiscountedsecuritiesStatutory reserve15,000Exchange and2,250commissionTotal Assets

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Calculate the total assets shown in he Particulars OMR Particulars OMR Capital 200,000 Fixed deposit 15,000 Cash on hand 25,000 Furmiture 75,000 Cash with CBO 10,000 Loans 6,000 Investment in 150,000 Bills purchased and 13,000 government discounted securities Statutory reserve 15,000 Exchange and 2,250 commission otal Assets

Calculate the total assets shown in he Particulars OMR Particulars OMR Capital 200,000 Fixed deposit 15,000 Cash on hand 25,000 Furmiture 75,000 Cash with CBO 10,000 Loans 6,000 Investment in 150,000 Bills purchased and 13,000 government discounted securities Statutory reserve 15,000 Exchange and 2,250 commission otal Assets

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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