Business, 25.12.2020 19:50 cassidyhead27
Bought goods from Bilal for $3000 less 20% trade discount. Bilal allowed Adeel 5% cash discount.
Sold goods to Imran for $800 less 10% trade discount. He allowed Imran 5% cash discount.
Bought goods from Asad for $1300 less 20% trade discount. Asad allowed Adeel
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Returned goods which had cost $100 to Bilal.
Sold goods to Raza for $1100 less 20% trade discount. He allowed Raza 5% cash discount.
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Returned goods which had cost him $600 to Asma.
Amna returned goods which had cost her $300
Purchased goods from Bilal for $4000 less 20% trade discount. Bilal allowed Adeel 5% cash discount
Adeel settled all accounts he owed by cheque, and received cheque for all amounts owing by his customers. All discounts were taken.
(Make a ledger and a trial balance)!!
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