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Below are the transactions of Darren Electric Enterprise for the month of April 2020. Date Transactions 1 April Invested RM50,000 cash and equipment values at

Below are the transactions of Darren Electric Enterprise for the month of April 2020.

Date

Transactions

1 April

Invested RM50,000 cash and equipment values at RM16,000 into the business.

2 April

Hired two workers at a salary of RM1,800 per month for each worker.

3 April

Purchased goods from Seng Heng Sdn.Bhd. amounting to RM26,000. Darren paid cash RM10,000 and the balance to be paid in May 2020.

4 April

Sold goods on credit to Dayang worth RM3,500.

10 April

Bought furniture on credit from HomePro Bhd. worth RM14,000.

14 April

The owner brought in his car valued at RM42,000 and additional cash amounting to RM20,000 into the business.

16 April

Dayang returned goods worth RM500 due to wrong specifications.

18 April

Paid the balance of amount owing to Seng Heng Sdn.Bhd.

20 April

Paid electricity bill RM460 by cheque to Tenaga Nasional Bhd.

22 April

Purchased a motor van RM50,000 on credit from HSL Finance.

25 April

Received commission amounting to RM3,000 by cheque.

27 April

Received a loan of RM15,000 from CIMB Bank.

29 April

Darren took a washing machine worth RM2,300 for his wife.

30 April

Banked in all cash in hand amounting to RM25,600.

Journalize the above transactions in General Journal Form. Explanations are not required.              

  1. Jimmy operate his business at Kota Warisan. He is a sole trader who records all his cash and bank transactions in a cash book. At 30 September 2020, his cash in hand and cash at bank were RM7,600 and RM12,300 respectively. The following are the transaction for the month of October 2020:

Date

Transactions

3 October

Cash sales RM4,350 directly banked in.

6 October

Paid electricity bill for the month of September RM550 by cheque.

8 October

Bought goods RM6,300 from Sepang Enterprise on credit.

10 October

Issued a cheque for RM1,200 in respect of his bookkeeper’s salary.

13 October

Sold goods on credit to Annie for RM4,800.

15 October

Paid RM150 in cash for office expenses.

19 October

Issued a cheque RM600 for his personal car loan.

22 October

Withdrew RM200 from bank for office use.

24 October

Brought in the business a further capital of RM1,000 cash.

25 October

Purchased a second-hand delivery van for RM15,000. A deposit of RM3,000 has been paid by cheque while the remaining is repayable in the following month.

26 October

Received a cheque for RM5,000 from his brother, Tom for a three-year loan.

26 October

One of his customer who owed him RM4,230 has been declared bankrupt and the amount is considered as bad debt.

27 October

Sold goods of RM450 and received cash.

28 October

Paid road tax and insurance on delivery van of RM840 by cheque.

29 October

Transferred office cash RM1,500 to bank.

30 October

Received a cheque from Annie for full settlement.

30 October

Paid Slyvia in settlement of outstanding invoice of RM4,500 with cheque.

31 October

Received a cheque RM1,755 from Desmond, after deducting RM45 cash discount.

31 October

Jimmy has provided RM250 as depreciation expense for motor vehicle for the month of October.

31 October

Paid Sepang Enterprise in full settlement of outstanding invoice with cheque, less 3% cash discount.


Required:

Record the above transactions into ledger: Bank Account.


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