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Enter the following transactions of an antiques shop in the accounts and extract a trial balance as at 31th December 2019. Dec. 2017 1 Started

  1. Enter the following transactions of an antiques shop in the accounts and extract a trial balance as at 31th December 2019.

Dec. 2017

1

Started in business with $8000 in the bank.

2

Bought goods on time from: Frank $550, Byers $540, Lee $610.

5

Cash sales $510

6

Paid wages in cash $110.

7

Sold goods on time: Snow $295, Park $360: Tyler $640.

9

Bought goods for cash $120.

10

Bought good on time from: Byers $410; Lee $1240.

12

Paid wages in cash $110.

13

Sold goods on time to: Park $610; Tyler $205.

15

Bought shop fixtures on time from Stop Ltd $740.

17

Paid Byers by cheque $700.

18

We return goods to Lee $83.

21

Paid Stop Ltd a cheque for $740.

24

Tyler paid us his account by cheque $845.

27

We return goods to Frank $18.

30

Prince lent us $1000 by cash.

31

Bought a van paying by cheque $6250.

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