CHEQUE ISSUED TO ABC 20000 & DISSOUNT RECEIVE 2000
THE CHEQUE DISSONORED
WHAT ENTERY THIS TRANSACTION
Answer Posted / mohd rashid
at the time of issuing cheque to party
abc a/c dr 22000
to bank a/c cr 20000
to dis received 2000
and when cheque dissonored
bank a/c dr 20000
dis received a/c dr 2000
to abc cr 22000
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