Here are the journal entries for the 10 additional questions:

Here are the journal entries for the 10 additional questions:

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Here are 10 more journal entry-related questions for you:

1. What is the journal entry for receiving ₹10,000 as advance payment from a customer?
2. How would you record the payment of ₹7,000 for advertising expenses in cash?
3. What is the journal entry for purchasing a vehicle worth ₹5,00,000 by taking a loan?
4. How would you record the sale of an old machine worth ₹50,000 for cash?
5. What is the journal entry for receiving ₹20,000 as a refund from a supplier?
6. How would you record the payment of ₹12,000 as insurance premium by cheque?
7. What is the journal entry for writing off ₹4,000 as discount allowed to a debtor?
8. How would you record the purchase of stationery worth ₹3,000 in cash?
9. What is the journal entry for transferring ₹1,00,000 from the business account to the owner’s personal account?
10. How would you record the donation of ₹15,000 given to a charity in cash?

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Sure! Here are the journal entries for the 10 additional questions:

1. Receiving ₹10,000 as advance payment from a customer:

Explanation:
Cash/Bank is received, so the Cash/Bank Account is debited. The advance is a liability, so the Advance from Customer Account is credited.

2. Payment of ₹7,000 for advertising expenses in cash:

Explanation:
Advertising is an expense, so the Advertising Expense Account is debited. Cash is paid, so the Cash Account is credited.

3. Purchasing a vehicle worth ₹5,00,000 by taking a loan:

Explanation:
The vehicle is an asset, so the Vehicle Account is debited. The loan is a liability, so the Loan Account is credited.

4. Sale of an old machine worth ₹50,000 for cash:

Explanation:
Cash is received, so the Cash Account is debited. The machine is an asset, so the Machine Account is credited.

5. Receiving ₹20,000 as a refund from a supplier:

Explanation:
Cash/Bank is received, so the Cash/Bank Account is debited. The supplier’s balance is reduced, so the Supplier Account is credited.

6. Payment of ₹12,000 as insurance premium by cheque:

Explanation:
Insurance is an expense, so the Insurance Premium Account is debited. Payment is made by cheque, so the Bank Account is credited.

7. Writing off ₹4,000 as discount allowed to a debtor:

Explanation:
Discount allowed is an expense, so the Discount Allowed Account is debited. The debtor’s balance is reduced, so the Debtor Account is credited.

8. Purchase of stationery worth ₹3,000 in cash:

Explanation:
Stationery is an expense, so the Stationery Account is debited. Cash is paid, so the Cash Account is credited.

9. Transferring ₹1,00,000 from the business account to the owner’s personal account:

Explanation:
The amount withdrawn by the owner is recorded in the Drawings Account (debited). The bank balance is reduced, so the Bank Account is credited.

10. Donation of ₹15,000 given to a charity in cash:

Explanation:
Donation is an expense, so the Donation Account is debited. Cash is paid, so the Cash Account is credited.

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