Question
Write-up the appropriate day books or Journals . (All cash expenditure under $50 should be recorded as Petty Cash .) Write-up the proper accounting subsidiary
- Write-up the appropriate day books or Journals.
(All cash expenditure under $50 should be recorded as Petty Cash.)
- Write-up the proper accounting subsidiary books for all information.
- Open all accounts in the appropriate Ledgers.
- Balance all accounts and extract a Trial Balance.
- Prepare the Final Accounts:
- Trading and Profit and Loss Accounts
- Balance Sheet
R. Sedeno had the following assets and liabilities on 31st December, 2019.
Items $ Items $
Cash 100 Bank 2,180
Stock 5,900 Petty Cash 120
Furniture and Fittings 6,800 Equipment 3,200
Motor Vehicle 17,500 Premises 40,000
Debtors: Creditors:
L. Robertson 1,900 T. Hosein 250
H. Henry 520 N. Akua 1,200
Transactions during the month of January 2020 were as follows:
1 Paid N. Akuas account less 5% discount by cheque.
2 Bought $20 stamps and $40 in stationery from cash.
3 Withdrew $200 cash from bank for office use.
6 Cash sales $1,600 of which $1,600 was banked.
8 Paid wages $800 and advertising expense $300 by cheque.
14 Robertson paid his account in cash less 3% discount.
He bought a further $400 worth of goods on credit.
16 Received a months rent for a sub-let office $1,500 by cheque.
18 Cash purchase of $1,800.
20 Sedeno drew a $1,250 cheque for private use and made a down-payment of $1,000 to Ocean View Resort for a family vacation in August.
22 Bought a computer $5,000 on credit from T. Hosein.
23 Bought $860 worth of goods from T. Hosein on credit.
Paid for cleaning supplies $36 in cash.
25 Bought a computer desk $3,000 on credit from T. Hosein.
26 Paid wages $1,200 by cheque. Returned $160 of goods bought from T. Hosein on 23rd January. Paid Hoseins account at the beginning of the month in cash.
28 Sold good to H. Henry invoiced at $600 less 10% trade discount.
Purchase goods $430 on credit from N. Akua.
30 Henry returned $40 of the goods bought the previous day and paid the balance in cash.
Sedeno borrowed $2,000 from his sister C. Sedeno.
31 Petty Cashier is reimbursed.
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Closing stock was counted and value at $4,800.
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