Business, 13.10.2021 04:20, kuehnkeegan
Compramos herramientas al crédito a la Compañía XY, S. A.
El cliente 1 abona a su cuenta en efectivo.
El dueño del negocio hace una nueva inversión en efectivo y en muebles.
Un salón de belleza le vende su equipo de belleza al cliente 1 y recibe abono en efectivo.
Le pagamos un abono a la Compañía XY, S. A. en efectivo.
Compramos un pick up abonamos la mitad a la Cía Z, S. A.
Pedimos dinero prestado.
Le abonamos al acreedor con mobiliario.
El dueño hace un retiro personal en efectivo.
Vendemos herramientas al contado.
El cliente 1 nos cancela con herramientas.
Abonamos al préstamo en efectivo.
El dueño hace un retiro de equipo rodante para su uso personal.
El propietario de gana la lotería y deposita el dinero en el negocio.
Compramos una computadora nueva y nos reconocieron la mitad del valor por
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