6. Prepare the following JE's: | |||||
1-Oct | Sale on account of $9,781 | ||||
3-Oct | Sale on account of $2,735; collection of $6,000 from previous sale | ||||
5-Oct | Sale of $1,278 for cash; collection of $1,987 from previous sale | ||||
6-Oct | Determined customer owing $3,000 is bankrupt | ||||
12-Oct | Collected $434 from previous sale | ||||
15-Oct | Sale on account of $6,238; collect $2,000 from previous sale | ||||
20-Oct | Determined bankrupt customer is able to pay $1,000 | ||||
24-Oct | Collected $1,500 on previous sale | ||||
27-Oct | Sale of $1,200 on account; collect $634 from previous sale |
Solution:
Journal Entries | |||
S.No | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
01-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $9,781 | |
To Sales Revenue | $9,781 | ||
03-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $2,735 | |
To Sales Revenue | $2,735 | ||
03-Oct | Cash Dr | $6,000 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $6,000 | ||
05-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $1,278 | |
To Sales Revenue | $1,278 | ||
05-Oct | Cash Dr | $1,987 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $1,987 | ||
06-Oct | Bad debt Expesne Dr | $3,000 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $3,000 | ||
12-Oct | Cash Dr | $434 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $434 | ||
15-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $6,238 | |
To Sales Revenue | $6,238 | ||
15-Oct | Cash Dr | $2,000 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $2,000 | ||
20-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $1,000 | |
To Bad debt expense | $1,000 | ||
Cash Dr | $1,000 | ||
To Accounts Receivable | $1,000 | ||
24-Oct | Cash Dr | $1,500 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $1,500 | ||
27-Oct | Accounts Receivable Dr | $1,200 | |
To Sales Revenue | $1,200 | ||
27-Oct | Cash Dr | $634 | |
To Accounts Receivable | $634 |
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