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The following information relates to Nyakaza Limited; a business that specializes on fresh vegetables for the uMzinyathi region, KwaZulu Natal. The company has a year

The following information relates to Nyakaza Limited; a business that specializes on fresh vegetables for the uMzinyathi region, KwaZulu Natal. The company has a year-end that is aligns with the South African Revenue Service timeframe for individuals for 2024.
On the 1st of March 2024, Mr Brian Greenham invested R400000 into Nyakaza Limited for an expansion program to enhance the production capacity of the farm.
On the same day, the company purchased an additional plot of land for 450000.
The company obtained a loan of R 50000 from Mkhonto Wesizwe Bank, dated 02/03/2024
A cheque was issued for the delivery vehicle purchased by the business for R400000
Equipment purchased on account for R15000, this equipment will be used for veggie and fruit purification prior to being sent to customers
A bill of R10200 for transporting goods worth R300000 that were sent to Freedom Education Limited, a long-time loyal customer.
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Cash of R6000 was received from the customer who was billed in the previous year of assessment.
Receive R22300 in cash for freight of goods from KwaZulu Natal to Cape Town.
A payment of R10000 was made on the equipment acquired.
Paid expenses for general maintenance amount to R1200 by cheque
Trading stock worth R20000 was consumed by the majority shareholder for personal use, the commissioner of SARS has declared this transaction as a recoupment as per section 11 of the Income Tax Act.
Equipment of R1200 was withdrawn from the business for the personal use of the founder.
Paid rent for 15 months commencing on the first month of the tax period for R10000 each month
Purchase merchandising inventory amounts to R80000,23 of the stock was constituted by cheque while the rest was on account.
The company purchased a tractor on the 1st of March for the sole purchase of planting crops and for soil erosion. The details as per the asset register recorded the following information:
\table[[Asset type: IAS 16,Non- current,Wear and tear: 5 years],[Total amount,399000,\table[[Depreciation: Same as wear],[and tear]]],[\table[[VAT / Asset registration],[number]],2024/01/01/4010,]]
Received dividends for R100000 from the shares purchased by the company.
Newly appointed director has contributed R120000 to the business account
The total ordinary shareholders for dividends payable at the end of the current financial year amounts to R200000.
The total preferential shareholders for dividends payable at the end of the current financial year amounts to R200000.
The total amount for tax payable at the end of the current financial year is R130000, provisional tax payment of R30000 has been already paid and correctly recorded.
1.1 Required: Prepare the accounting equation of the business using the above listed transactions. Arrange the reporting structure: Assets, Equity and Liability accounts.
e.g.
\table[[Date,A,OE,L],[01,+20000,-,-20000],[,,-,-]]
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