Mbalamwezi Merchandising Enterprise conducted the following transactions during its first month of operations 1st Jan Issued sh500,000 of capital stock to owners 2nd Jan Obtained a loan for sh200,000 from XY Bank 3rd Jan Equipment was purchased for sh400,000 paying by cheque 4th Jan Merchandise inventory was purchased for sh250,000 on account 15th Jan Employees who earned sh5,000 this period were paid 16th Jan A utility bill for sh1,500 was received but not paid 17th Jan Merchandise inventory costing sh100,000 was sold to customers for sh175,000 on account 26th Jan Customers paid sh80,000 on their accounts 29th Jan Dividends of sh5,000 were paid       REQUIRED: i)                   Conduct the debit credit analysis for the above transactions for the month of January 2022. ii)                 Journalize the events for the month

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  Mbalamwezi Merchandising Enterprise conducted the following transactions during its first month of operations

1st Jan

Issued sh500,000 of capital stock to owners

2nd Jan

Obtained a loan for sh200,000 from XY Bank

3rd Jan

Equipment was purchased for sh400,000 paying by cheque

4th Jan

Merchandise inventory was purchased for sh250,000 on account

15th Jan

Employees who earned sh5,000 this period were paid

16th Jan

A utility bill for sh1,500 was received but not paid

17th Jan

Merchandise inventory costing sh100,000 was sold to customers for sh175,000 on account

26th Jan

Customers paid sh80,000 on their accounts

29th Jan

Dividends of sh5,000 were paid

 

 

 

REQUIRED:

i)                   Conduct the debit credit analysis for the above transactions for the month of January 2022.

ii)                 Journalize the events for the month

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