How to enter that transaction into a cash receipts journal and also into a cash payments journal CASH RECEIPTS JOURNAL OFGRJforSundry AccountsDocNo.DetailsDayAnalysisCurrentDetailsBankAmountIncomeReceipt Transactions: May 2021The owner, Ms. Rose Petals, contributed R80 000 as capital contribution.Issued receipt no. 57.3Ms Petals purchased laundry machines from Machine Repairs and Suppliersto the value of R23 000 and paid by cheque 01.Paid Krugersdorp News R1 200 for the advert in the classifieds (cheque 02)6.According to the cash register roll, the business received R5 300 for servicesrendered.The Business Council donated R1 000 to the business as part of theircommunity project. Issue a receipt.11 Cashed a cheque (Cheque 03) to pay the wages of her 2 workers. Theyeach earn R1000 per week.12 Services rendered for the day, R4 560 as per cash register roll.15 Bought washing liquid and softener from Sunshine Wholesalers, R6 200 andpaid by cheque.18 The business received R2 400 for the washing and ironing of clothes.. Mr. Lily White paid the business R3 190 for the rent.of part of the building.Issue a receipt.and R200 for the repair of a washing machine. Issued a cheque26 Received R2 500 from Mr. Crinkly Cut for the washing and ironing of hislaundry for the month.21Paid Machine Repairs and Suppliers, R 800. R600 was for the new irons30 Paid Mogale City for the water and electricity, R2 000 per cheque.

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