B. 2. ACCOUNTING MASTER 1The Problem:Refer to the business transactions relating to Mr. Jose Dela Cruz - a house cleaningservice business in MakatiCashAccountDeliveryExpensesAccountBaukCleaningCapitalReceivablePayableLoanFees101t10,000+10,000102-5,000+5,000103-4.000+4,000104+20,000+20.000105-1200012.000-10,000-5,000-5.0001OT-11,000-12,000t1,000108-1 4,000-140,00+1 26,000Directions: Describe each transactions made by Mr. Jose Dela Cruz using the table below.TransactionDescriptionE.g. 101Received P 10,000 cash for cleaning fees.

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Refer to the business transactions relating to Mr. Jose Dela Cruz- a house cleaning service business in Makati Cash Account Delivery Expenses Account Bauk Cleaning Capital Receivable Payable Loan Fees 101 t10,000 +10,000 102 -5,000 +5.000 103 -4,000 14,000 104 +20,000 +20.000 105 -12000 12.000 -10,000 106 -5.000 -5,000 107 -11,000 -12,000 t1.000 108 -14,000 -140,000 +1 26,000 irections: Describe each transactions made by Mr. Jose Dela Cruz usıng the table below. Transaction Description E.g. 101 Received P 10,000 cush for cleaning fees.

Refer to the business transactions relating to Mr. Jose Dela Cruz- a house cleaning service business in Makati Cash Account Delivery Expenses Account Bauk Cleaning Capital Receivable Payable Loan Fees 101 t10,000 +10,000 102 -5,000 +5.000 103 -4,000 14,000 104 +20,000 +20.000 105 -12000 12.000 -10,000 106 -5.000 -5,000 107 -11,000 -12,000 t1.000 108 -14,000 -140,000 +1 26,000 irections: Describe each transactions made by Mr. Jose Dela Cruz usıng the table below. Transaction Description E.g. 101 Received P 10,000 cush for cleaning fees.

Accounting Information Systems

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337552127

Author:Ulric J. Gelinas, Richard B. Dull, Patrick Wheeler, Mary Callahan Hill

Publisher:Ulric J. Gelinas, Richard B. Dull, Patrick Wheeler, Mary Callahan Hill

Chapter3: Electronic Business (e-business) systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10P: Using the four methods of conducting E-business (e-mail, EDM, EDI, and Internet commerce), select a...

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