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- On 1 August 2020, Jojo decided to start a sole proprietorship business with i point the following items: building RM400,000; motor vehicles RM160,000; fixtures and fittings RM 120,000; loan from bank RM100,000; cash at bank RM30,000. What was the amount of capital that Jojo contributed to the business.SamA. started an accounting consulting business in 2023. He will operate the business as a proprietorship. The first month’s transactions for the business are noted below: 1.SamA. invests $5,000 into the business out of his personal savings. 2.SamA. transfers a computer valued at $3,000 into the business. 3.The business purchases computer supplies for $400 cash. 4.The business pays $550 for wages to an assistant. 5.The business completes work for a client, who pays $700 for the service. 6.The business incurs adverting expenses of $600 which are to be paid later. 7.The business provides services totalling $1,200 to be collected later. 8.Business pays the total amount owing from transaction 6. 9.Half of the amount owed from customers in transaction 7 is collected. 10.Business purchases additional computer equipment for $450, cash. 11.SamA. withdraws $300 from the company for personal use. a.Create in excel(or word)a spreadsheet (table) similar to the one below and record each of the…Ms. QWE began a business on April 1, 2021, contributing to the business the following assets: Cash 3,000,000 Office Supplies 275,000 Office Equipment 700,000 Furniture and Fixture 2,100,000 Question: 1. What is the total value of the assets that Ms. QWE contributed to the business? 2. Determine the value of Ms. QWE's ownership in the business.
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