Accountancy, asked by manikandan200325, 5 months ago

Rectify the following errors :
(a) Sales to Sridhar Rs.152. Posted to his account as Rs.125
(b) Purchased goods from Monohar Rs.550. credited as Rs.505
(c) Received Bills receivable from Seenu Rs.1,000. posted as
Rs.100
(d) Purchased furniture from Raghu Rs. 104 on credit debited as
Rs.440
(e) Discount allowed Rs.64 to Anbu credited to his account as
Rs.46

Answers

Answered by ankitpiyush52

Answer:

c) Received Bills receivable from Seenu Rs.1,000. posted as

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