Q-9 | $ | $ | ||
Date | Accounts | Debit | Credit | |
1 | August 31 2018 | Interest A/c | 750 | |
To Lease obligation | 750 | |||
2 | August 31 2018 | Lease obligation | 1600 | |
To Bank | 1600 | |||
3 | August 31 2018 | Profit & Loss A/c | 750 | |
To Interest | 750 | |||
Q-10 | $ | $ | ||
Date | Accounts | Debit | Credit | |
April 1 2019 | Treasury stock (1500*10) | 15000 | ||
Addition paid in capital(1500*3) | 4500 | |||
Retained earnings(1500*3) | 4500 | |||
To cash | 24000 | |||
Aug 1 2019 | Cash(800*19) | 15200 | ||
To Treasury stock(800*10) | 8000 | |||
To additional paid in capital(800*3) | 2400 | |||
To retained earnings(800*3) | 2400 | |||
To reserve & surplus(800*3) | 2400 |
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