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Question 3 ( 2 5 marks ) Read the following information and answer questions that follow. Jabo and Jilly are in partnership, sharing profits and

Question 3(25 marks)
Read the following information and answer questions that follow.
Jabo and Jilly are in partnership, sharing profits and losses equally. The following is their
trial balance as at 30 June 2019.
Dr Cr
P P
Building at cost 25,000.00
Fixtures at cost 5,500.00
Provision for depreciation: Fixtures 1,650.00
Debtors 8,121.50
Creditors 5,575.00
Cash at Bank 338.50
Stock at 30 June 201920,989.50
Sales 61,825.00
Purchases 42,708.00
Carriage outwards 644.00
Discount allowed 57.50
Loan: Interest 2,000.00
Office expenses 1,208.00
Wages 9,458.50
Bad debts 251.50
Provision for bad debts 200.00
Loan from J. Williams 20,000.00
Capital:
Jabo 17,500.00
Jilly 14,750.00
Current Accounts:
Jabo 653.00
Jilly 149.00
Drawings:
Jabo 3,200.00
Jilly 2,825.00
122,302.00122,302.00
Additional information:
a. Stock 30 June 2019 was P28,170.00.
b. Expenses to be accrued: Office expenses P48.00 and wages P100.00.
c. Depreciate fixtures 10% on reducing balance basis. Depreciate buildings P500.00.
d. Reduce provision for bad debts to P160.00.
e. Partnership salary: Jabo P400.00.
f. Interest on drawings, Jabo P90.00 and Jilly P60.00.
g. Interest on capital account balances at 10%.
Required:
Prepare Jabo and Jillys Trading, Profit and Loss and an appropriation account

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