ес-19 Mr Lee Ah Kaw contributed RM 30,000 cash, bank RM 40,000 and a premise worth RM 30,000 to the busines Bought furnitures from Jaya Trading by credit worth RM 5,000 2 Bought books and stationeries on cash worth RM 8,000 from Mountain Sdn Bhd 3 Purchased merchandise on credit RM 3,500 from Abu Publishers 5 Mr Lee Ah Kaw took 5 books worth of RM 100 from his business and gave to his nephew 6. Bought a van worth RM 10,000 from Asia Vehicle Sdn. Bhd. by loan 7 Sold books and stationeries on credit to Raya Bookshop worth RM 5,500 2.
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