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Transactions for the month of June are as follows: June 1 Received $2 000 from B Bobbin for full payment of her debt as at

Transactions for the month of June are as follows:

June 1

Received $2 000 from B Bobbin for full payment of her debt as at 31 May, Receipt No 103 (hint, we may have given her a discount).

1

Paid the annual insurance premium of $2 356, Cheque 503.

1

Traded in the delivery truck for $8 000 in part payment for a new delivery truck costing $84 000. The remaining $76 000 was paid in cash, Cheque 504 (see depreciation information below). NOTE: You will need to wait until we have learnt Topic 9 to do the general journal part of this entry but you can enter the amount of cash in the appropriate cash journal before then.

2

Cash Sales, 12 Crazy Patchwork Quilts @ $180, Receipt No 104.

4

Paid S Silk the amount owing to them less 5% cash discount for early payment, Cheque 505.

6

Credit sales to T Thread of 20 Country Garden Quilts @ $340, Invoice No. 56.

6

Paid L Linen the amount owing at 31 May and received a 7.5% discount for early payment, Cheque 506.

7

Paid wages owing for the fortnight $420, Cheque 507.

8

Paid C Cotton the full amount owing as at 31 May, Cheque 508.

9

Received $7,170 from B Button as full payment of her debt as at 31 May, Receipt No 105.

14

Paid Electricity Account $570, Cheque 509.

15

Purchased 30 Country Garden Quilts @ $250 from C Cotton, Invoice 1290.

16

Purchased 25 Crazy Patchwork Quilts @ $115 from S Silk, Invoice 101.

18

Credit sales to B Bobbin of 33 Country Garden Quilts @ $348 each, Invoice No 57.

18

Cash sales, 15 Country Garden Quilts @ $350, Receipt No 106.

19

Credit sales to B Button 25 Crazy Patchwork Quilts @ $184 each, Invoice No. 58.

21

B Button returned 5 Crazy Patchwork Quilts as she decided she only wanted 20. Queeny issued Credit Note 19 and gave B Button a credit. As the Quilts were not damaged, they were returned to the inventory.

22

Paid wages owing for the fortnight $420, Cheque 510.

23

Received $5,100 from T Thread, Receipt No 107.

24

Credit sales to B Bobbin of 15 Crazy Patchwork Quilts @ $185, Invoice No. 59.

25

Purchased 40 Country Garden Quilts @ $252 each from L Linen, Invoice 277.

26

Cash Sales, 10 Country Garden Quilts @ $365 and 10 Crazy Patchwork Quilts @ $185, Receipt No 108.

28

Received $3 000 from B Button, Receipt No 109.

29

Paid S Silk amount owing less 5% discount for early payment, Cheque 511.

30

End of accounting period adjustments

  • Insurance is paid once a year in advance on 1 June each year. No adjustment has been made during the year.
  • Wages owing at 30 June $220.
  • A stocktake in the office reveals that Packaging Materials on Hand are $640.
  • Depreciation:
  • Warehouse Fixtures and Fittings depreciation is based on 12 years usage and the straight line method (residual value $6 000)
  • The old Delivery Truck sold on 30 June is depreciated at 18% using the diminishing balance method (residual $8 000).
  • The new Delivery Truck bought on 1 June is to be depreciated at 25% using the diminishing balance method (residual $10,000).
  • The Telephone and Internet account for June for $320 has not been received or paid.
  • Allowance for Doubtful Debts needs to be adjusted to equal 6% of Accounts Receivable Control at 30 June.
  • A stocktake revealed the following closing balances:

Queeny Country Garden Quilt 34

Queeny Crazy Patchwork Quilt 7

Qusetion: Prepare the adjusting entries and closing entries.

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