ccount for the following transactions using T accounts: Sell goods for 90,000£ on credit Receive a cash payment of 50,000£ from the credit customer The business grants a discount of 5,000£ to the credit customer for early repayment Buy a car for 25,000 in cash Pay wages for 8,000£ Open a bank loan for 5,000£, receive the proceeds in cash Identify each transaction by its number. For each account, indicate what type of account this is (i.e. Current Assets, Non-current liabilities, etc.).
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Account for the following transactions using T accounts:
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Sell goods for 90,000£ on credit
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Receive a cash payment of 50,000£ from the credit customer
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The business grants a discount of 5,000£ to the credit customer for early repayment
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Buy a car for 25,000 in cash
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Pay wages for 8,000£
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Open a bank loan for 5,000£, receive the proceeds in cash
Identify each transaction by its number. For each account, indicate what type of account this is (i.e. Current Assets, Non-current liabilities, etc.).
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