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लेखाविधिका सिद्धान्तहरु • अस्मिता.
EVISION PROBLEMS
The following information of a company for the month of January is giv
Jan 1
Rs. 10,000 is invested in the business by the investors.
2 Borrowed Rs 4,000 from the bank against a 3 months loan
5
Purchased machinery for cash Rs 2,000.
27
Paid rent of the office Rs 1,000.
28 Purchased office supplies of cash Rs. 500.
30 Purchased an insurance policy for one year of Rs. 800.
Required:
(a) Journal entries.
(b) Ledgers.
(0) Trial balance

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