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This is FRK 111 for a first year please complete the instructions given REQUIREDaShow the effect of every transaction on the accounting equation by

This is FRK 111 for a first year 

 

please complete the instructions given 

image text in transcribed REQUIREDaShow the effect of every transaction on the accounting equation by using the table below. Begin with the totals(balances) on 1 October 20.4.No.AssetsEquityLiabilitiesEquip-Inven-menttoriesDebtorsBankCapitalIncomeExpensesLoanCreditorsRRRRRRRRRb.Draft the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income of Freshers for the month ended31 October 20.4.C.Draft the statement of financial position of Freshers as at 31 October 20.4.INFORMATIONFreshers had the following assets and liabilities on 1 October 20.4:R65 000Equipment18 000Inventory (merchandise / goods for resale)7 500Debtors8 100Bank (favourable)30 000Loan from TT Bank11 600CreditorsFreshers had the following transactions during October 20.4:Issued invoices for R8 400 (cost R5 600) to customers for goods sold on credit.2.Received R1 500 from a debtor as payment of his account.w4 .Purchased inventory on credit, R2 000.5 .Paid repairs to equipment by EFT, R350.6 .Sold goods for cash, R7 200 (cost R4 800).7 .Paid rent of R3 000 by EFT.8 .Received an invoice for stationery purchased on credit, R120.Paid interest on the loan for October 20.4 at the market related rate of 10% per annum via EFT.9 .Issued an EFT to a creditor to settle the account of R2 800.10.11 .Received R140 for the rent of a storeroom

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