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1.The owner brought a secondhand car worth RM20,000 into the business. * Returns Outwards Journal Cash...

1.The owner brought a secondhand car worth RM20,000 into the business. *

Returns Outwards Journal

Cash Payments Journal

Purchases Journal

Returns Inwards Journal

General Journal

Cash Receipts Journal

Sales Journal

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