John was dealing with plastic pipes and given the information pertains to the year ended 2020. Pass necessary journal entries to record all transactions. 1.Pipes bought on credit from Simon P20,000 2.Electricity expenses paid via net banking P500 3.Returned goods bought from Simon P5,000 4.Pipes used for personal use to build a house P1,000 5.Expenses paid for advertisement P2,000 6.Goods sold to Martin P20,000

John was dealing with plastic pipes and given the information pertains to the year ended 2020. Pass necessary journal entries to record all transactions. 1.Pipes bought on credit from Simon P20,000 2.Electricity expenses paid via net banking P500 3.Returned goods bought from Simon P5,000 4.Pipes used for personal use to build a house P1,000 5.Expenses paid for advertisement P2,000 6.Goods sold to Martin P20,000

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College Accounting, Chapters 1-27

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ISBN:9781337794756

Author:HEINTZ, James A.

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Chapter4: Journalizing And Posting Transactions

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