Cash In Hand 16,000 Carriage Inwards 35000 Sales Returns 4,000 Return Outwards 15000 Office Expense18,500 Sales 328,000 Rent Received 18,100office Equipment Maintenance 4000 Marketing Expense 3500 Advertising Expense 16000 Office Insurance Expense 4,500 Interest Revenue 14,600 Office Rent 14,000 Salesman Salary 3,200 Internet Charges 600 Dividend Income 15200 Opening Stock Purchases 75000 Commission Income 18400 210000 Closing Stock45,000 Direct Wages 15000 Use the above information and answer 29, 30 and 31 MCQS
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