a. Journalize the following transaction. Record subsidiary ledger and post to ledger as appropriate.
b. Prepare a schedule of accounts receivable for the
end of October.
Answer:-
Oct 1
Bank A/c Dr 9500
To Capital A/c 9500
(Being capital invested in the business from personal savings account of Mr Gary)
Oct 5
Cash A/c Dr 5096
To Sales A/c 4900
To Sales Tax 196
(Being lipstick Cash sales made)
Oct 5
Cash A/c Dr 2600
To Sales A/c 2500
To Sales Tax A/c 100
(Being Eye Shadow cash sales made)
Oct 8
Fione Tay Co. Dr 520
To Sales A/c 500
To Sales Tax A/c 20
(Being Sales made to Fionee Tay co.)
Oct 9
Marika Sanford Co. Dr 624
To Sales A/c 600
To Sales Tax A/c 24
(Being Sales made to Sanford Co. On Account)
Oct 15
Sales Return A/c Dr 48.08
Sales Tax A/c Dr 1.92
To Fione Tay co. 50
(Being sales returns of lipstick made)
Oct 19
Bank/Cash A/c Dr 312
To Marika Sanford Co. 312
(Being half payment made in respect to ticket 2)
Oct 21
Mary Ruvolo Co. Dr 520
To Sales A/c 500
To Sales Tax A/c 20
(Being Sales made to Mary Ruvolo Co. On Account)
Oct 24
Peter Melnyk Co. Dr 832
To Sales A/c 800
To Sales Tax A/c 32
(Being Sales made to Peter Melnyk Co. On Account)
Oct 25
Sales Return A/c Dr 288.46
Sales Tax A/c Dr 11.54
To Mary Ruvolo Co. 300
(Being sales returns of lipstick made)
Oct 29
Cash A/c Dr 4368
To Sales A/c 4200
To Sales Tax A/c 168
( Being Cash Sales made)
Oct 29
Marika Sanford Co. Dr 520
To Sales A/c 500
To Sales Tax A/c 20
(Being lipstick sales made to Marika Sanford Co.)
Oct 30
Cash/Bank A/c Dr 520
To Marika Sanford Co. 520
(Being payment received from Marika Sanford Co.)
Ledger Accounts
Cash and Bank Account |
|||||
Date |
Particulars |
Amount |
Date |
Particulars |
Amount |
Oct 31 |
By Balance c/d |
22369 |
Oct 1 |
By Capital A/c |
9500 |
Oct 5 |
By Sales A/c |
5069 |
|||
Oct 5 |
By Sales A/c |
2600 |
|||
Oct 19 |
By Marika Sanford Co. |
312 |
|||
Oct 29 |
By Sales A/c |
4368 |
|||
Oct 29 |
By To Marika Sanford Co. |
520 |
|||
Total |
22369 |
Total |
22369 |
Sales Account |
|||||
Date |
Particulars |
Amount |
Date |
Particulars |
Amount |
Oct 5 |
To Cash/Bank A/c |
4900 |
By Fione Tay Co. |
48.08 |
|
Oct 5 |
To Cash/Bank A/c |
2500 |
By Mary Ruvolo Co. |
288.46 |
|
Oct 8 |
To Fione Tay Co. |
500 |
By Balance c/d |
14163.46 |
|
Oct 9 |
To Marika Sanford Co. |
600 |
|||
Oct 21 |
To Mary Ruvolo Co. |
500 |
|||
Oct 24 |
To Peter Melnyk Co. |
800 |
|||
Oct 29 |
To Cash/Bank A/c |
4200 |
|||
Oct 29 |
To Marika Sanford Co. |
500 |
|||
Total |
14500 |
Total |
14500 |
b) Schedule for Accounts Receivable Schedule at the end of October
Date |
Party |
Amount |
Ticket no. |
Oct 8 |
Fione Tay Co. |
470 |
1 |
Oct 9 |
Marika Sanford Co. |
312 |
2 |
Oct 21 |
Mary Ruvolo Co. |
520 |
3 |
Oct 24 |
Peter Melnyk Co |
632 |
4 |
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