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Transaction Entry

Cash a/c dr 2350

To bad debts

recovered 2350

(being B.D recovered)

Transfer entry

Bad debts recovered a/c dr 2350

To P&L a/c 2350

(Being B.D recovered

transferred to P&L a/c)

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