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    Hi, please i need answer to this question that has been bothering me for some time.
    1. On 1st January 2013, Bode & Sons had the following balances in his books:
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    Sundry Debtors (Receivables) 9,658
    Sundry Creditors (Payables) 7,420
    Sales Ledger Credit Balances 725
    Purchases Ledger debit balances 583
    During the year ended 31st December 2003, the following transactions took place:
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    Discount allowed 670
    Credit sales (turnover) 25,186
    Cash received from debtors (receivables) 18,948
    Discount received 1,635
    Purchases returns 872
    Credit purchases 16,296
    Bills payables accepted 4,500
    Sales return 937
    Cash paid to creditors (Payables) 9,850
    Bad debts written off 618
    Bills receivable accepted 5,200
    Sales and purchases ledger transfer 464
    The sales ledger credit balances and purchases ledger debit balances on 31st December, 2013 were #1.290 and #924 respectively.
    You are required to prepare:
    a. The sales ledger control account
    b. The purchases ledger control account

    2. Mr Seun had the following balances in his books on 1st July, 2018.
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    Sundry creditors (payables) 9,724
    Sundry debtors (receivables) 14,581
    Debit balances in Purchases Ledger 660
    Credit balances in Sales Ledger 902
    The following transactions took place during the month of July
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    Bad debts written off 627
    Payment to creditors (payables) 28,368
    Discount allowed 1,593
    Sales returns and allowances 840
    Bills payable accepted 15,129
    Received from debtors (receivables) 32,708
    Discounts received 1,838
    Purchases returns and allowances 749
    Credit Sales (turnover) 37,906
    Bills receivable accepted 8,351
    Sales and purchases ledger transfer 1,498
    Credit purchases 47,317
    The following balances also existed in the books on 31st, July, 2018
    Purchases ledger debit balances #856
    Sales ledger credit balances #1,279
    You are required to prepare:
    a. The Sales Ledger control account and
    b. The Purchases Ledger Control Account for the month of July 2018.

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