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Sale of Rs.10000, where in 50% is on credit and there 10%
discount on the immediete payment. Pass a journal entry for
this
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Answer Posted / alok
cash a/c dr 4500
discount a/c dr 500
debtors a/c dr 5000
to sales a/c 10000
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