Rent paid out of your personal cash 3000 SAR
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Answer / monika gupta
its the right ans of this entry.......
rent a/c ....dr.
to capital a/c(additional capital)
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Answer / devendra sahu
Rent account Dr 4000
By capital account. 4000
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Answer / rudra rohaan
Rent A/c..........Dr. 3000
To Capital A/c 3000
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Answer / junaidi
He is giving cash from his personal money
Cash A/C dr
to Person(Loan) A/C
now company have that cash so company can pay it,so entry would b
Rent a/c dr
to cash a/c
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