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B . ?The trial balance of THOMAS SANKARA failed to agree. The difference of $ 4 6 0 ?was placed in the debit side of

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B. ?The trial balance of THOMAS SANKARA failed to agree. The difference of $460 ?was placed in the debit side of the suspense account. The following errors were detected:
i. ?A sum of o???500 ?representing credit sales to a customer was posted to the credit side of his account.
ii. ?A cheque for $250 ?paid into the bank was later dishonoured but the customer's account was debited with only ?25.
iii. The purchase day book was overcast by !in150
iv. ?Debit side of a su:pplier's account was overcast by $.500
v. ?The return inwards entry of ?was omitted in customer's account.
vi. ?Discount allowed was overcast by !in40
vii. Credit sales of two machines at $200 ?each was entered into sales d.ay book.
viii. The profit and loss account for the year ended 31st ?Dec 2023 ?disclosed the net profit of prop1,750.
You are required:
A. ?Pass journal entries to rectify the errors
B. ?Show the suspense account
C. ?Prepare a statement showing the adjusted net profit
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