Post the journals to the ledgers

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Question - Flames Tree traders started a retail business on 1st June 2021. The following transactions occurred during the month;

June 1: Opened a bank account for the business and deposited Shs. 2,340,000 and cash in hand was Shs. 593,000

June 6: Paid Shs. 160,000 by cheque for rent

June 7: Borrowed Shs. 850,000 loan which was credited in his bank.

June 10: Bought goods worth Shs. 478,000 from Jamhuri traders and paid Shs. 89,000 cash

June 13: Sold goods at Shs. 764,000 in to Mtwapa wholesaler and received Shs. 186,000 cheque and Shs. 78,000 cash

June 18: Goods of Shs. 85,000 were returned to Mtwapa traders as defective.

June 24: Paid Jamhuri traders by cheque in full and received a discount of 5% on invoice

June 27: Received the full amount due from Mtwapa wholesaler by cheque after allowing a discount of 5% on invoice

June 28: Withdrew Shs. 77,000 by cash for personal use.

June 30: Paid salaries of Shs. 75,000 by cheque, repairs of Shs.17,000 by cheque and telephone bill Shs.8,000 cash

Assuming all goods were sold during the month of June 2021;You are required to prepare and load the following;

1. Journalize the above transactions

2. Post the journals to the ledgers

3. Extract a trial balance

4. Statement of Income

5. Statement of financial position

6. Statement of changes in equity

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