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3.1 REQUIRED Use the information provided below to prepare the Bank account in the ledger of Prince Stores showing all the entries that would have
3.1 | REQUIRED |
Use the information provided below to prepare the Bank account in the ledger of Prince Stores showing all the entries that would have been made in the cash journals. Clearly show the contra account for each entry. Balance the account. The cash journals are not required. Use the following format: |
(10 marks)
General ledger
DR | BANK | CR | |||||||
2020 Jan 31 | 2020 Jan 31 | ||||||||
INFORMATION | |
When comparing the bank statement with the cash journals of Prince Stores for January 2020 the following differences, amongst others, and additional information is available: | |
1. | The bank account in the ledger of Prince Stores had a favourable balance of R12 000 on 31 January 2020 before the bank statement was received. |
2. | A cheque for R3 000 that was issued to a creditor, RT Manufacturers, was lost by the payee. The bank has been instructed to stop payment on the cheque. No entry has been made for the cancellation. A replacement cheque has not yet been issued. |
3. | A cheque issued to Metro Distributors for equipment purchased was erroneously entered in the Cash Payments Journal as R6 400 instead of R4 600. |
4. | Entries that appeared on the bank statement for January 2020 but not in the cash journals: |
4.1 | A cheque for R1 200 previously received from a debtor, S. Winston, in settlement of an account of R1 300 was dishonoured by the bank due to insufficient funds. |
4.2 | The bank statement reflected the following additional entries:
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4.3 | The bank statement showed a credit entry for a loan obtained from the bank, R100 000. |
3.2 | REQUIRED |
Redraft the following Debtors Control account of Caltex Traders after taking into account the errors and omissions. |
(10 marks)
INFORMATION
The inexperienced bookkeeper of Siyakha Traders prepared the following account in the general ledger:
DR DEBTORS CONTROL CR
2019 | 2019 | ||||||
May 01 | Balance | b/d | 150 000 | May 31 | Bank and discount | CRJ | 112 500 |
31 | Bad debts | J | 1 500 | Bank | CPJ | 3 000 | |
Interest income | J | 300 | Sales returns | SRJ | 4 500 | ||
Balance | c/d | 73 200 | Sales | SJ | 105 000 | ||
225 000 | 225 000 |
2019
Jun 01 Balance b/d 73 200
Additional information | |
1. | Three entries appear on the incorrect side of the account. |
2. | The debtors control column in the Sales Journal was overcast by R3 000. |
3. | A credit note for R1 100 issued to debtor L. Mthethwa was incorrectly entered in the Sales Returns Journal as R1 000. |
4. | A cheque for R1 000 previously received from a debtor, J. Kitch, in settlement of her account was dishonoured by the bank due to insufficient funds. This transaction has not yet been recorded. |
5. | A debtor, J. Visser, who owed R2 000 was declared insolvent. His account must now be written off. |
6. | F. Pillay must be charged interest at 12% per annum for 1 month on his overdue account of R2 400. |
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