8 Mahendra started a business on 1 November \( 20-7 \). He provided the following information for his first month of trading: Nov 1 Introduced \( \$ 160000 \) capital into the business, of which \( \$ 158500 \) was transferred into a business bank account and the rest was placed in the business cash box 2 Purchased premises, \( \$ 95000 \), paying by credit transfer 5 Bought goods for resale, \( \$ 2600 \), on credit from Duleep 10 Returned goods, \( \$ 150 \), to Duleep 14 Paid general expenses in cash, \( \$ 275 \) 19 Paid rates in cash, \( \$ 395 \) 21 Sold goods on credit to Anila, \( \$ 124 \) Paid carriage on good sold, \( \$ 95 \), in cash 24 Paid Duleep \( \$ 1000 \) by cheque on account 28 Took goods costing \( \$ 250 \) for personal use 30 Rented out part of the premises and received \( \$ 260 \) rent by cheque
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On November 1, Mahendra introduced $160,000 capital into the business. Out of this, $158,500 was transferred into a business bank account and the remaining $1,500 ($160,000 - $158,500) was placed in the business cash box. Show more…
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