The following transactions took place during the month of June 2010 in Mali traders. June 1^st: Started business worth shs 140,000 deposited into the bank accounts 2^nd :...

      

The following transactions took place during the month of June 2010 in Mali traders.
June
1^st: Started business worth shs 140,000 deposited into the bank accounts
2^nd : Bought equipments worth shs 9,000 and paid by cheque.
8^th : Received shs 6500 cash fron Kariuki who oved shs 7000 in full settlement of The account.
14^th : Withdrew shs. 10,000 of which shs 6000 was for office use and the rest was to
pay for his daughter’s medical bill.
15^th Settled Goma supplies account in cash of kshs.10,000 at a 10 % cash discount.
24^th :Purchased stationery for shs 20,000 paid by cheque.
26^th :Cash sales paid directly to the bank account shs. 12,000
27^th :Paid Mwangi a creditor in cash sh.4200 in full settlement his account of shs 4,500
30^th :Cash taking for the day shs. 3,800
Enter the above transactions in relevant cash book as at 30^th June 2010 and balance it off.

  

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