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Transaction Error Correction Needed Extra capital of $38,000 Credited to Sales Should be credited to Capital Goods for own use $3,200 Debited to General Expenses

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Error

Correction Needed

Extra capital of $38,000

Credited to Sales

Should be credited to Capital

Goods for own use $3,200

Debited to General Expenses

Should be debited to Drawings

Private insurance $180

Debited to Insurance

Should be debited to Drawings

Purchase from K. White $1,220

Entered as $1,120

Should be corrected to $1,220

Cash banked $1,260

Credited to bank column, debited to cash column

Should be corrected to bank column

Cash drawings $1,280

Credited to bank column

Should be debited to Drawings

Returns inwards $700 from S. Brown

Entered in error in R. Wilson’s account

Should be corrected to S. Brown account

Sale of equipment $5,200

Credited to Office Expenses

Should be credited to Sales

Requirement: Record the journal entries to correct these errors and assess the impact on the current liabilities.



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