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Identify the errors, if any, in the journal entries for the given transactions. If there is...

  1. Identify the errors, if any, in the journal entries for the given transactions. If there is no error write no error. 2 marks for the each entry.
  1. Started business with capital of AED 100,000

Capital

100,000

   Cash

100,000

Capital invested

Space for the correct entry

  1. Paid salaries to Mr Ali AED 5,000

Salaries

5,000

Ali’s account

5,000

Salary paid to Ali


  1. Received Fees from clients AED 10,000

Cash

10,000

   Client

10,000

  1. Received a loan of AED 50,000 from bank

    Loan account

    50,000

    Bank

    50,000

    1. You are given the following Journal entries of a firm for a period. Prepare cash account. 1 marks each

      1/1/16

      Cash

      60,000

      Bank

      60,000

      Cash withdrawn from bank

        3/1/16

        Rent

        5,000

        Cash

        5,000

          9/1/16

          Land

          20,000

          Cash

          20,000

          Land purchased

          Solutions

          Expert Solution

          a Started business with capital of AED 100000
          Error
          Correct JE
          Cash A/c….Dr 100000
                  To Capital A/c….Cr 100000
          a Paid salary to Mr. Ali AED 5000
          Error
          Correct JE
          Salary A/c….Dr 5000
              To Cash A/c…Cr 5000
          a Received fees from clients AED 10000
          No Error
          a Received a loan of AED 50000 from bank
          Error
          Correct JE
          bank A/c….dr 50000
                To Loan A/c…..Cr 50000
          Cash Account
          Dr Cr
          Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
          1.1.16 To bank 60000 3.1.16 By Rent 5000
          9.1.16 By Land purchased 20000
          By balance c/d 35000
          Total 60000 Total 60000

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