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(2). the owner took trading inventory for personal use. the selling price was R4 800(vat is not applicable). the mark up is 50%. the transaction

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(2). the owner took trading inventory for personal use. the selling price was R4 800(vat is not applicable). the mark up is 50%. the transaction has not been processed. the periodic inventory method is utilized by central perk furniture store. ( 3).the telephone and fax invoice for march 2020 of R2 430.15 has not yet been paid. ( 4. )a debtor C. Bing who owed R6500 has been declared insolvent. the business received 35 cents on the rand from the insolvent state. this transaction must be recorded. the remaining balance may be written off as irrecoverable. (5.) the allowance for credit losses must be adjusted to the amount of R1600. (6.) insurance expenses for April 2020 have been prepaid. the monthly premium has remained the same for the past two years. (7.) rent income for April 2020 of R4200 has been received in advance. (8.) service income of R5430 has not been received for March 2020. (9.) the stock take revealed the following *trading inventory - R15 640.32 *cleaning materials - R1 432.76*stationary - R568. 43. required: jounalise the adjustment(first voucher number =No. 101.) note- the subsidiary journals have been closed off, so all additional transactions are recorded in the general journal. no journal narrations or folio number's are required. you are not required to jounalise the closing transfers.

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Pre-adjustment trial balance of Central Perk Furniture Store for the year ended 31 March 2020. Fol. Debit (R) Credit (R) Statement of financial position section Capital B1 500 000.00 Drawings BZ 25 000.00 Land and buildings B3 865 000.00 Vehicles B4 220 987.00 Equipment BS 156 760.00 Accumulated depreciation: Equipment B6 54 320.00 (1 April 2019) Accumulated Depreciation: Vehicles 87 22 580.00 (1 April 2019) Bank B8 22 430.00 Debtors Control B9 35 600.00 Allowance for Credit Losses- 1 April 2019 B10 1 780.25 Petty Cash B11 1 378.98 Trading inventory (1 April 2019) B12 27 865.43 Mortgage Loan B13 287 650.00 Creditors Control B14 31 420.00 SARS(UIF/SDL/PAYE] B15 23 290.65 D The Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd 2020 Page S of 7 20 2020 Fol. Debit (R) Credit (R) Nominal accounts section Sales N1 1 167 371.07 Sales Returns NZ 25 340.87 purchases N3 520 389.76 Purchases returns N4 76 540.32 Service Income NS 10 987.45 Rent Income N6 63 200.00 Interest on debtors accounts N7 5 320.48 Credit losses recovered N8 2 478.90 Telephone and fax 17 430.22 Credit Losses N10 9 650.55 Office refreshments N11 6 540.76 Cleaning materials N12 5 340 98 Stationery N13 4 498.27 Railage Inwards N14 1 976.54 Insurance N15 50 600.00 Electricity N16 12 356.45 Interest on creditors Accounts N17 5 478.67 Advertising N18 26 754.23 Wages and Salaries N19 156 430.28 Entertainment N20 14 560.70 Fuel N21 34 569.43 2 246 939.12 2 246 939.12 Additional Information: 1. Provide for depreciation as follows: On motor vehicles: 15% per annum on reducing balance method. On equipment: 10% on cost. Note a new piece of equipment was purchased on 1 September 2019 costing R54 000. This has been recorded properly

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