Question Three: Part (A) The bookkeeper of Nancy Ltd. extracted a trail balance on 31 December...
Mandy prepared a trial balance from his ledger on 31 December 2016. The debit column total was $150 500 whereas the credit column total was $148 500. The difference was placed in a suspense account. He discovered the following errors in his books: 1. An invoice for $4000 sent to White, a credit customer had been completely omitted from the books. 2. A page from the Sales day book sub-totaling $15200 has been incorrectly carried forward as $12500 3. The...
rial balance of Vivien for 30 June 2016 did not agree, and the difference Suspense Account. fference was por een correctly to urchases ledger (v) The following errors were subsequently discovered: (1) A payment by Fatt Lee, a debtor, had been posted to the account of Lee Fatt (11) A credit note for RM234 from Ali had been posted to the account of Alias (111) Discounts allowed of RM123 had been posted to the credit of discounts rer (IV) Goods...
On extracting a trial balance, the accountant of Extra Consult discovered a suspense account with a debit balance of $1,075 included therein; she also found that the debits exceeded the credits by $957. She posted this difference to the suspense account and then investigated the situation. She discovered: (1) A debit balance of $75 on the postage account had been incorrectly extracted on the list of balances as $750 debit. (2) A payment of $500 to a credit supplier, X,...
Donald’s financial year ends on 30 September. The Trial Balance prepared on 30 September 2018 showed a shortage of $2000 on the debit side. Donald entered it in a suspense account and prepared a draft income statement which showed a profit of $54000. An investigation of the books revealed the following: (i) Motor vehicles costing $5000 had been incorrectly treated as purchases of goods for resale. Depreciation is provided at 20% per annum on cost. (ii) The withdrawals of $3000...
Donald’s financial year ends on 30 September. The Trial Balance prepared on 30 September 2018 showed a shortage of $2000 on the debit side. Donald entered it in a suspense account and prepared a draft income statement which showed a profit of $54000. An investigation of the books revealed the following: (i) Motor vehicles costing $5000 had been incorrectly treated as purchases of goods for resale. Depreciation is provided at 20% per annum on cost. (ii) The withdrawals of $3000...
The trial balance of Papa Kwame Ltd has an excess of credit over debit of GH¢12,500. A suspense account has been opened to balance the accounts. The following transactions were later discovered: i) Interest paid of GH¢5,000 and Interest received of GH¢8,000 have both been entered on the wrong side of the trial balance. ii) The receivable control account balance of GH¢224,387 had been included in the trial balance as GH¢242,387 iii) Sales of GH¢2,000 had been omitted from the...
crial balance of Mazita, a tr 6 The trial bala entered in a that show a net profit for the uspense account. The trial balance was then used to prepar et profit for the year of RM53,670. Errors and Suspense Account Mazita's books s books comprise the usual books of prime entry, including a two-columna discount columns, and a single general ledger that January 2016 failed to agree. The difference was was then used to prepare draft final accounts 173...
Brandy prepared column total was $79 500 whereas the credit column total was $78 500. The difference was placed in a suspense account. He discovered the following a trial balance from his ledger on 31 December 2016. The debit errors in his books: An invoice for $4000 sent to Green, a credit customer had been completely omitted from the books. 1 A page from the Sales day book sub-totaling $25200 has been incorrectly carried forward as $22500. 2. The purchase...
Example 2 At the end of the year, the balance on the Receivables Ledger Control Account $26,100. However a list of balances extracted from the Receivables Ledger totalled $25,500. On investigation, the following errors were discovered a) A balance of $1,200 owing from Alex had been omitted from the list of balances b) The total of the sales journal (sales day book) had been overcast by $1,000. c) No record had been made anywhere of a contra with payables of...
Problem 86 In the books of Beveridge Ltd the creditors ledger control account shows as at 31 December 2017 a credit balance of £321,700. The list of individual creditors' balances extracted from the creditors ledger on the same date shows credit balances totaling £330,800. The following errors have been identified since then: (1) A debit balance of £1,700 in a supplier's account has been listed in error as a credit balance. (2) A credit note received from a supplier for...