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Cheng is a sole trader who records all his cash and bank transactions in a cash...

Cheng is a sole trader who records all his cash and bank transactions in a cash book. At 30 April 2020, his cash in hand and cash at bank were RM5,000 and RM10,500 respectively. The following are the transaction for the month of May 2020:

Date Transactions
3 May Cash sales RM3,050 directly banked in
6 May Paid utilities of RM550 by cheque.
8 May Bought goods RM3,000 from Green on credit.
10 May Issued a cheque for RM1,200 in respect of his bookkeeper’s salary.
13 May Sold goods on credit to Annie for RM4,800.
15 May Paid RM150 in cash for office expenses
19 May Issued a cheque RM600 for his personal car loan
22 May Withdrew RM200 from bank for office use.
24 May Brought in the business a further capital of RM1,000 cash
25 May   Purchased a second-hand delivery van for RM15,000. A deposit of RM3,000 has been paid by cheque while the remaining is repayable in the following month.
26 May Received a cheque for RM5,000 from his brother, Tom for a three-year loan
27 May Sold goods of RM450 and received cash.
27 May Sold goods of RM450 and received cash.
28 May Paid road tax and insurance on delivery van of RM850 by cheque.
29 May Transferred office cash RM1,500 to bank.
30 May Received a cheque from Annie for full settlement
30 May Paid Slyvia in settlement of outstanding invoice of RM4,500 with cheque
31 May

Received a cheque RM1,755 from Desmond, after deducting RM45 cash discount.

31 May Paid Green in full settlement of outstanding invoice with cheque, less 3% cash discount.

Required: Record the above transactions into ledger: Bank Account

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Since only Bank account ledger is asked, Please find below -

Ledger : Bank Account
Dr Cr
Date Particular Amount (RM) Date Particular Amount (RM)
1-May To Balance b/d                10,500
3-May To Cash a/c                  3,050 6-May By Utilities a/c                      550
26-May To Tom (Loan) a/c                  5,000 10-May By Bookkeeper's salary a/c                  1,200
29-May To Cash a/c                  1,500 19-May By Personal expense a/c                      600
30-May To Annie a/c                  4,800 22-May By Cash a/c                      200
31-May To Desmond a/c                  1,755 25-May By security deposit (car) a/c                  3,000
28-May By Car a/c                      850
30-May By Slyvia a/c                  4,500
31-May By Green a/c                  2,910
31-May By Balance c/d                12,795
Total                26,605 Total                26,605
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