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jan 1 cash at bank Rs 5000,cash in hand Rs15000. Jan 2 Goods purchased and paid by cheque Rs 15000. Jan 5 Goods sold Rs 20000 amount received by cheque and cheque send to bank. Jan 6 Amount paid to ram by cheque Rs 3000. Jaan 8 cash received from mohan Rs 1000. Jan 10 salary paid Rs 5000. Jan 12 Commission Received by cheque Rs 2000, send to bank. prepare Double column cash book.

    • Posted by Shivi Singh 3 years, 6 months ago

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    TO BAL. B/D = CASH 11K AND BANK 9K

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