goods sold to mr x of rs5000/-,out of that we give him
discount allowed of rs 500/-,and we take setting charges of
rs1000/-.so what will be the entry?
Answer Posted / deepak thukral
Party a/c Dr (5000+1000) 6000
Discount a/c Dr 500
to sales a/c 5500
to setting charges 1000
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