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using the below transaction, you are required to post the journal entries to respective ledger accounts....

using the below transaction, you are required to post the journal entries to respective ledger accounts. while posting, identify specific account like cash, account receivable and so on affected by the transaction.

1. ram started a business with a capital of 1,50,000
2. goods of Rs 40,000 purchased for cash
3. credit sale of goods to aqua soft solutions of Rs 18,000
4. cost of goods sold was Rs 10,000
5. paid rent Rs 1200
6. cash received from aqua soft solutions on its account Rs 7,500
7. deposited Rs 10,000 into bank
8. salary paid Rs 2,500
9. machinery of Rs 50,000 purchased for cash
10. credit purchased of goods from fortune electro worth Rs 12,500
11. cash sales of Rs 19,000

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Journal Entries in books of Ram’s business

Sr. No.

Account Title and Explanation

Debit (Rs.)

Credit (Rs.)

1

Cash

150,000

To Ram’s Capital

150,000

(Being started business with cash)

2

Purchase

40,000

To Cash

40,000

(Being goods purchased from cash)

3

Aqua Soft Solutions

10,000

To Sales

10,000

(Being goods sold on credit)

5

Rent Expense

1200

To Cash

1200

(Being rent paid)

6

Cash

7,500

To Aqua Soft Solutions

7,500

(Being amount received from debtor)

7

Bank

10,000

To Cash

10,000

(Being amount deposited in bank)

8

Salary

2,500

To Cash

2,500

(Being Salary paid)

9

Machinery

50,000

To Cash

50,000

(Being machinery purchased)

10

Purchase

12,500

To Fortune Electro

12,500

(Being credit purchase of goods)

11

Cash

19,000

To Sales

19,000

(Being cash sales of goods)

Cash A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          1 To Ram's Capital        1,50,000           2 By Purchase           40,000
          6 To Aqua Soft Solutions             7,500           5 By Rent              1,200
        19 To Sales           19,000           7 By Bank           10,000
          8 By Salary              2,500
          9 By Machinery           50,000
Ram's Capital A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          1 By Cash        1,50,000
Purchase A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          2 To Cash           40,000
        10 To Fortune Electro           12,500
Aqua Soft Solutions A/c (Accounts Receivable)
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          3 To Sales           10,000           6 By Cash              7,500
Sales A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          3 By Aqua Soft Solutions           10,000
        11 By Cash           19,000
Rent A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          5 To Cash             1,200
Bank A/c
Sr. No. Particulars Dr. Amount Sr. No. Particulars Cr. Amount
          7 To Cash

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