Cash Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
Balance b/d | $99,508 | Balance c/f | $1,88,549 | ||||
3 | Accounts Receivable | $54,725 | |||||
5 | Accounts Receivable | $33,516 | |||||
8 | Bad Debt (Recovered) | $800 | |||||
$1,88,549 | $1,88,549 | ||||||
Accounts Receivable Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
Balance b/d | $1,69,010 | 3 | Sales Discounts | $275 | =(55000/2)*1% | ||
1 | Revenue | $55,000 | 3 | Cash | $54,725 | =((55000/2)-275)+(55000/2) | |
2 | Revenue | $76,000 | 4 | Sales Return and allowances | $41,800 | =38000+3800 | |
9 | Interest Revenue | $1,53,017 | 5 | Sales Discounts | $684 | =(76000/2)*90%*2% | |
5 | Cash | $33,516 | =(76000/2)*90%-684 | ||||
6 | Bad Debt Expense | $5,915 | =169010*3.5% | ||||
7 | Bad Debt Expense | $950 | |||||
Balance c/f | $3,15,161 | ||||||
$4,53,027 | $4,53,027 | ||||||
Revenue Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
Balance c/f | $5,52,535 | Balance b/d | $2,68,518 | ||||
1 | Accounts Receivable | $55,000 | |||||
2 | Accounts Receivable | $76,000 | |||||
9 | Accounts Receivable (Interest Revenue) | $1,53,017 | |||||
$5,52,535 | $5,52,535 | ||||||
Allowance for UA Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
Balance b/d | $250 | Balance | $250 | ||||
Balance c/f | $0 | ||||||
$250 | $250 | ||||||
Bad Debt Expense Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
6 | Accounts Receivable | $5,915 | 8 | Cash | $800 | ||
7 | Accounts Receivable | $950 | Balance c/f | $6,065 | |||
$6,865 | $6,865 | ||||||
Sales Discounts Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
3 | Accounts Receivable | $275 | Balance c/f | $959 | |||
5 | Accounts Receivable | $684 | |||||
$959 | $959 | ||||||
Sales Return and Allowances Account | |||||||
No. | Particulars | Debit ($) | No. | Particulars | Credit ($) | ||
4 | Accounts Receivable | $38,000 | Balance c/f | $41,800 | =76000/2 | ||
4 | Accounts Receivable | $3,800 | =(76000/2)*10% | ||||
$41,800 | $41,800 | ||||||
Total Debits & Credits | |||||||
$5,52,535 | $5,52,535 |
Calculation of Interest Revenue | ||||
Date | Principal | Rate% | Term (Months) | Interest Revenue |
2021/2/28 | $6,50,000 | 5.05% | 6 | $16,413 |
2020/9/30 | $25,00,000 | 5.25% | 9 | $98,438 |
2021/10/1 | $18,50,500 | 4.95% | 5 | $38,167 |
$1,53,017 |
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