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Details of the products we are planning to sell are: Item number Product (Item) Name Expected purchase price (excluding GST) Expected selling price (excluding GST)

Details of the products we are planning to sell are:

Item number

Product (Item) Name

Expected purchase price

(excluding GST)

Expected selling price

(excluding GST)

0001

PlayBox game Consoles

$75.00

$220.00

0002

Banana Mac book Pro

$350.00

$850.00

Customer details are:

Customer Name

Address

Contact details

Terms of credit

BJ HiFi

450 Bourke St Melbourne 3000

Bonnie N Clyde

+61 3 9999 0099

1/7 net 30

Good Fellows

300 Smith St Collingwood 3068

Gilligan N Skipper

+61 3 8888 0011

1/7 net 30

Supplier details are:

Supplier Name

Address

Contact details

Terms of credit

Pintendo Australia Pty Ltd

21 Macquarie St Sydney 2000

Ian Pesky

+61 2 3333 4444

2/14 net 30

Banana Australia Pty Ltd

35 Lorimer St South Melbourne 3205

Trish Chassie

+ 61 3 5656 5656

2/14 net 30

Note above the terms of credit. This will be important when completing some journals

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Notethe journal template has been created to have even amount of debit and credit fields for each transaction. This does not mean that all fields have journal entries in them. Some will need to be filled with N/A. See the example below

The owner contributes $1,000 to the business

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

1st July

Cash at bank

1,000

N/A

N/A

Capital

1,000

N/A

N/A

Failing to fill fieldsappropriately will mean that you are not maximising your mark for the assessment. It has been designed this way so as not to favour or hinder, but to assess your ability to understand normal balances and debits and credits.

Theaccount description must match exactly the descriptionsin the chart of accounts. Cutting and pasting is the preferable way here. Spelling mistakes will be marked incorrect by the system. So ensure that your spelling is correct.

Account Number

Account Name

1000

Assets

Current Assets

1001

Cash at Bank

1010

Accounts Receivable

1020

Inventory

1030

Prepaid Rent

1035

Prepaid Insurance

1040

Packing supplies

1100

Non-Current Assets

WDV Office Computers

1110

Computers

1111

Accumulated Depreciation Office Computers

WDV Office Equipment

1120

Office Equipment

1121

Accumulated Depreciation Office Equipment

WDV Fork lift vehicle

1130

Forklift

1131

Accumulated Depreciation Forklift

WDV Warehouse Shelving

1140

Warehouse Shelving

1141

Accumulated Depreciation- WarehouseShevling

2000

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

2001

Accounts Payable

2002

Electricity Payable

2003

Wages Payable

2004

Telecommunications Payable

GST

2010

GST Collected

2011

GST Paid

2200

Non-current Liabilities

2201

Loan - Best Bank

3000

Shareholders funds

3001

Share Capital

3010

Retained Earnings

4000

Income

4001

Sales

4010

Discount Received

5000

Expenses

5001

Cost of Goods Sold

5010

Discount Allowed

5020

Transportation costs

5100

Wages Expense

5110

Rent Expense

5120

Telecommunications

5130

Electricity Expense

5140

Utilities Expenses

5150

Insurance Expense

Complete the journal entries for the following transactions.

Ensure thatallfields have an entry in them to maximise your result.

The owner contributes $100,000 to the business to create Shipem In&Out Pty Ltd

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

1st July

Paid for insurance for 1 year $1,320 (including GST)

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

2nd July

Purchased and paid for Office Equipment. ($7,700 including GST).

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

3rdJuly

Purchase a warehouse shelving $10,000 excluding GST. Payment made in cash

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

4thJuly

Purchased Inventory on credit (Product 0002) Banana Mac Book Pro quantity 90.

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

5thJuly

Purchase Playbox Game console (0001) from Pintendo for cash. Quantity 100

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

6thJuly

Sale of 60 Banana Mac Book Pro to Good Fellows on credit

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

7thJuly

Sale of Playbox Game console to BJ HiFi on credit. Qty 20 (0001)

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

8thJuly

Customer BJ HiFi returns three (3) Game consoles purchased on the 8thJuly. Full refund.

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

10thJuly

Sale of Banana Mac Book Pro to Good Fellows for cash (Qty 25)

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

12thJuly

Paid Accounts Payable in full receiving discount of 2% for paying in the discount period.

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

19thJuly

Good Fellows paid within discount period in full, taking a 1% discount

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

19thJuly

Receipt of payment of BJ HiFi for sales on 8thJuly. Paid outside the discount period

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

21stJuly

Received a telecommunication invoice for the month of July $1,650 including GST

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

30thJuly

Paid Staff wages for the month $15,000

Date

Account Description

Debit

Credit

30thJuly

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