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1) XYZ Ltd bought goods for Rs.200000 from ABC Ltd. The co
gave 10% discount. give journal entries in the books of ABC
Ltd and XYZ Ltd.
2) Goods bought for Rs.400000. While transporting goods
destroyed. Insurance co agreed to pay 75%. post journal
entries.
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Answer Posted / sampath
the purchase a/c 2,00,000
to Discount a/c 20,000
to xyz co a/c 1,80,000
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