Mr. Qais started the business during the month of Feb 2020. The business named, Majestic Computers sells all kinds ofelectronic items including laptop computers, printer, scanner, desktop computers etc. During the month of Feb 2020, thefollowing financial transactions occurred:Feb 2020Transaction details1Mr. Qais invested OMR 25,000 to start the business3Paid rent OMR 1,000Purchased office furniture for business use on credit from Fahmy Furniture worth OMR 5,000Purchased electronic goods for cash worth OMR 10,0007Purchased office computer and software for business worth OMR 2,000 for cash10Purchased electronic goods on credit from Arabia Traders worth OMR 10,00012Sold goods for cash – OMR 3,00015Sold goods for credit to MM Mobile Shop worth OMR 20,00017Paid Fahmy Furniture OMR 5,000 for office furniture purchased on 5th Feb18Paid Arabia Traders OMR 5,000 for electronic goods purchased on 10th FebBUSS B 1004 QPPage 1 of 7

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