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Muscat Enterprises furnished the following information about their account balances as on 1st of January 2020. The company maintained its books of accounts manually, and

Muscat Enterprises furnished the following information about their account balances as on 1st of January 2020. The company maintained its books of accounts manually, and currently, are interested to maintain their accounts in a computerized application.

You are required to create the company in Tally, enter the account balances and record the adjustments. Once adjustments are incorporated, show.

  1. Income Statement for the period ended June 30, 2020

  1. Balance Sheet as on June 30, 2020

Amount (OMR)

Cash

55,000

Drawings

25,000

Capital

540,000

Retained Earnings

68,000

Plant and Machinery

125,000

Accumulated Deprecation - Plant and Machinery

50,000

Building

300,000

Accumulated Depreciation - Building

50,000

Motor Vehicles

50,000

Accumulated Depreciation - Motor Vehicles

20,000

Advance Rent

6,200

Salary payable

12,000

Sundry Creditors

BMC Inc.

25,000

NMC Inc.

37,500

Royal Traders

12,000

Sundry Debtors

A&M Traders

44,000

Snapdeal Traders

6,500

HRH Inc

99,000

Bank Overdraft

55,000

HSBC Bank Current Account

65,000

Supplies

2,200

Accrued Utility Charges

3,300

Inventory

117,960

Bills Payable

36,360

Bills Receivable

13,300

Transactions during 2020

10-1-2020

Sold goods for cash OMR150,000

10-1-2020

Paid the salary due.

25-1-2020

Goods purchased from BMC Inc OMR50,000 on account.

25-1-2020

Paid purchase transportation expenses OMR1,000

30-1-2020

Goods returned to BMC Inc. 4,000 due to quality issues.

30-1-2020

Settled amount due to BMC Inc.

30-1-2020

Bought supplies for cash OMR5,000

2-2-2020

Paid salary OMR22,000 by issue of bank cheque.

1-4-2020

Adjusted rent OMR6,200 with the advance rent.

2-4-2020

Paid advance rent OMR24,000 for one year starting from 1-4-2020.

1-4-2020

Cash transferred to bank OMR100,000

2-4-2020

Salary paid OMR22,000 by issue of bank cheque.

5-4-2020

Received the amount due from A$M Traders

5-5-2020

Paid maintenance expenses OMR10,000.

6-6-2020

The owner withdrew OMR10,000 from the business for personal use.

12-6-2020

Settled the bills payable by issue of bank cheque.

15-6-2020

Utility expenses paid OMR2,000

18-6-2020

Sold goods on account OMR10,000 to Bausher Traders.

18-6-2020

Goods returned by Bausher Traders OMR1,000


Adjustments

  1. Rate of Depreciation

Building 20%

Motor Vehicle 25%

Plant and Machinery 25%

  1. An inspection of supplies showed that supplies worth OMR2,000 is currently available for use.

  1. Interest accrued OMR2,000

  1. Outstanding salary OMR10,000

  1. Utility charges due OMR1,000

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