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1 . 1 . McCarthey owns McCarthey Stores. The business is run by Benny McCarthey and two employees who each get paid a wage. McCarthey

1.1. McCarthey owns McCarthey Stores. The business is run by Benny McCarthey and two employees who each get paid a wage. McCarthey Stores used to buy and sell soccer accessories for cash only.
A few months ago, they decided to start buying and selling on credit as well. The business maintains a mark-up of 50% on cost.
Required:
Use the information provided below to record the transactions for McCarthey Stores in the following journals for the month ending October 2023.
Cash Receipts Journal
[6]
Cash Payments Journal
[6]
Creditors' Journal
1
Debtors' Journal
[4]
Debtors' Allowances Journal
3
Creditors' Allowances Journal
3
TRANSACTIONS:
3 Benny increased his capital contribution with R30000 and paid it directly to the cashier. Issued duplicate receipt 10.
Upon recognising that the implementation of selling goods on credit would require a larger inventory purchase, he decided to obtain a loan from CAPITEC BANK that matched the additional amount he contributed (interest on a loan is 15% p.a). The money was received.
5 EFT payment of R15900 was made to Solly M for the following: trading stock of R10100, Equipment of R5000 and stationery of R800.
6 Cash sales of R6000 as on the cash register roll.
9 Received Invoice 20 from Solly M for additional trading stock purchased from them for R6500.
13 Credit sales of R3750 was made to Lay Laakay, duplicate invoice no.1 would be used to record the transaction.
Sold goods on credit to P. Tau for R5250(selling price). Invoice nr.2 is issued
19 Laakay expressed his dissatisfaction with 50% of the stock he purchased from McCathery stores, he subsequently returned the merchandise with a debit note . Upon thorough examination of the returned merchandise, it was discovered that the merchandise had factory faults. Consequently, the faulty goods were returned to the supplier (Solly M), and Laakay received a refund (EFT no 23). DN and CN 001 were issued and received.
22 EFT payment of R10500 was made to a creditor (Solly M)
25 The bank statement reflects the debit order from CAPITEC. The debit order concerns a monthly interest on a loan. The loan was acquired on the 3rd of October
A direct deposit of R2520 was made by P. Tau to the business bank account
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