Post the following transactions to the relevant “T” accounts. (a)Started a business by depositing in the bank a cheque of Shs.10,000 on 2^nd January 2011. (b)Withdrew cash...

Post the following transactions to the relevant “T” accounts.
(a)Started a business by depositing in the bank a cheque of Shs.10,000
on 2^nd January 2011.
(b)Withdrew cash Shs.2000 from the bank for business use on 5^th January 2011.
(c)Ngithi a debtor paid Shs.4000 in cash on 10^th January 2011.
(d)Withdrew cash Sh.1,000 from the business for personal use on 16th January 2011.

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Kavungya answered the question on October 21, 2019 at 08:28

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