Journal entries in the books of Bitter Lake, INC. |
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1) |
Wages payable |
Dr. |
234 |
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To Cash |
234 |
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(being outstanding wages paid) |
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2) |
Accounts payable |
Dr. |
512 |
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To Cash |
512 |
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(being outstanding creditors paid) |
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3) |
Cash |
Dr. |
7671 |
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To Accounts Receivable |
7671 |
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(being payments received from accounts receivable) |
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4) |
Purchases |
Dr. |
17944 |
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To Accounts Payable |
17944 |
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(being purchases on account for surf shorts and sunglasses) |
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5) |
Accounts receivable |
Dr. |
6617 |
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Cash |
Dr. |
15977 |
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To Sales |
22594 |
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(being sales to local retail stores) |
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6) |
Cash |
Dr. |
22271 |
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To Sales |
22271 |
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(being sales to customers directly) |
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7) |
Salary Expenses |
Dr. |
6217 |
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To Cash |
5760 |
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To Wages Payable |
457 |
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(being entry for salary) |
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8) |
Selling and Administrative Expenses |
Dr. |
4390 |
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To Cash |
4390 |
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(being entry for selling and administrative expenses) |
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9) |
Cash |
Dr. |
17000 |
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To Common Stock |
400 |
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To Securities Premium |
16600 |
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(being issue of common stock) |
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10) i) |
Dividends paid |
Dr. |
560 |
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Cash |
560 |
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(being entry for dividend paid) |
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ii) |
Retained Earnings |
Dr. |
560 |
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To Dividends |
560 |
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(being entry for transfer of dividend account to Retained Earnings) |
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11) |
Cash |
Dr |
5600 |
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To Contract |
5600 |
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(being entry for signing of contract and receipt of amount) |
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12) |
Manufacturing Equipment |
Dr |
15000 |
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To Cash |
15000 |
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(being entry for purchase of manufacturing equipment) |
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13) |
Loan Payable |
Dr |
1500 |
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Interest on Loan |
Dr |
1530 |
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To Cash |
3030 |
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(being entry for payment of loan) |
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a) |
Advertisement expense |
Dr. |
4000 |
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To Prepaid Advertising |
4000 |
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(being entry for prepaid advertising transfer) |
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b) |
Depreciation |
Dr. |
2000 |
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To PPE |
2000 |
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(being entry for depreciation of PPE) |
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c) |
Loss by theft |
Dr |
5143 |
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To Inventory |
5143 |
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(being entry for inventory stolen) |
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d) |
no entry |
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e) |
Retained Earinings |
Dr. |
1092.3 |
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To Provision for Taxation |
1092.3 |
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(being entry for provision for taxation) |
Workings for Adjustments:
a) |
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period of contact |
1st July 2011 to 30 June 2014 |
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prepaid period on 31.12.2012 |
1.5 years |
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outstanding balance |
6000 |
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prepaid period on 31.12.2013 |
0.5 years |
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so, prepaid amount= |
6000/1.5*0.5 |
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2000 |
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expense amount= |
6000-2000 |
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4000 |
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b) |
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PPE on 31.12.2012 = 46000 |
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depreciation provided = 3 years |
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Remaining useful life = 23 years |
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Depreciation per annum = |
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46000/23 |
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= 2000 |
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c) |
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Inventory stolen= 23851 -18708 |
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= |
5143 |
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e) |
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Profit and Loss Account |
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Particulars |
Amount |
Particulars |
Amount |
Purchases |
17944 |
sales |
44865 |
Salary |
6217 |
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Selling and Administrative expense |
4390 |
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Interest on Loan |
1530 |
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Advertisement Exp |
4000 |
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Depreciation Exp |
2000 |
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Loss by theft |
5143 |
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Net profit |
3641 |
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44865 |
44865 |
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Net Profit |
3641 |
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Tax Rate |
30% |
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Tax Amount |
3641*30% |
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=1092.30 |
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