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Journalise the following transaction:

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Journal Book of 2020

Feb. 1 :

Cash A/c . . . Dr - 2,00,000

  • To capital A/c - 1,00,000

( Being started business with cash )

Feb. 1 :

Bank A/c . . . Dr - 1,00,000

  • To cash A/c - 1,00,000

( Being opened a bank A/c and cash banked )

Feb. 5 :

Purchase A/c . . . Dr - 10,000

  • To cash A/c - 10,000

( Being purchased goods for cash )

Feb. 7 :

Naresh's A/c . . . Dr - 40,000

  • To sales A/c - 40,000

( Being sold goods to Naresh on credit )

Feb. 8 :

Raj's A/c . . . Dr - 4,500

  • To sales A/c - 4,500

( Being goods sold to Raj on credit )

Feb. 9 :

Advanced salaries paid A/c . . . Dr - 5,000

  • To salaries paid A/c - 5,000

( Being salaries paid in advanced to an employee )

Feb. 10 :

Purchase A/c . . . Dr - 50,000

  • To Firoz's A/c - 50,000

( Being goods purchased from Firoz on credit )

Feb. 12 :

Firoz's A/c . . . Dr - 10,000

  • To cash A/c - 10,000

( Being cash paid to creditor Firoz )

Feb. 15 :

Bank A/c . . . Dr - 39,000

Discount allowed A/c . . . 1,000

  • To Naresh's A/c 40,000

( Being cash received from Naresh in full settlement of his account )

Feb. 16 :

Bad debt's A/c . . . Dr - 4,500

  • To Raj - 4,500

( Being dues from Raj were not recoverable )

Feb. 18 :

Travelling expenses A/c . . . Dr - 4,750

  • To cash A/c - 4,750

( Being travelling bills paid )

Feb. 22 :

Charity A/c . . . Dr - 2,500

  • To purchase A/c - 2,500

( Being goods given as charity )

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