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June 1 June 5
June 6
June 8
sunt
he is
Drawing
SQ-2. __The following transactions of a sole trading concern are given:
Cash of Rs.2,000 withdrawn by Mr. Jeevan for his personal use
Goods worth Rs.3,000 was taken away by Mr. Jeevan for his domestic purpose
Cash of Rs.4,000 withdrawn by Mr. Jeevan to pay the school fee of his children
Goods worth Rs.5,000 and furniture worth Rs.6,000 were taken by Mr. Jeevan for his personal use
June 10 Cash Rs.200, goods Rs.300 withdrawn by the proprietor
June 12 Cash withdrawn from bank for business use Rs.1000
June 14 Withdrew from bank Rs.6,000 out of which Rs.4,000 for domestic use of the owner
June 18 Life insurance premium Rs.20000 was paid on behalf of the owner
June 20 Income tax Rs.10000 paid on behalf of the proprietor
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