Prepare the journal entries using only General Journals to show the double entries of the following transactions of Gaya Trading in the month of March: 1 Started business with RM59,000 in the bank and RM1,000 cash. 2 Bought stationery by cheque RM750. 3 Bought goods on credit from Smart Warehouse RM10,100. 4 Sold goods for cash RM3,400.
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Prepare the journal entries using only General Journals to show the double entries of the following transactions of Gaya Trading in the month of March:
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Started business with RM59,000 in the bank and RM1,000 cash. |
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Bought stationery by cheque RM750. |
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Bought goods on credit from Smart Warehouse RM10,100. |
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Sold goods for cash RM3,400. |
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Paid insurance by cash RM290. |
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Bought a computer on credit from Tech Trader RM4,000. |
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Paid miscellaneous expenses by cash RM50. |
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Sold goods on credit RM6,300 to Bina Construction. |
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Paid wages by cash RM350. |
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Paid rent by cheque RM2,250. |
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Received cheque RM4,000 from Bina Construction. |
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Paid Tech Trader by cheque RM4,000. |
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Bought goods on credit from Savemart RM2,500. |
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Sold goods on credit to Flora Trader RM6,450. |
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Paid Savemart by cheque RM1,250. |
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