Consider the following operations of the Company Moz,INC for the month of December 2017
1. Invoice - receipt No. 2017 from the 1st Year Accounting and Auditing Panel, Ltd. referring to various goods in the amount of $159,200 with the following discounts:
o 3% resale;
o Prompt payment of 5%;
2. EDM invoice no. 30 in the amount of $1500.00 referring to the energy consumption of December, to be paid in January 2017.
3. He paid the office rent for the month of January 2017 in the amount of $1750.00, check 22550 FNB(bank).
4. No specialization of interest on the financing of GFB BANK, SA was made. to be paid in January 2017 in the amount of $2500.00.
5. Payroll processing:
Base Salt: $95.000,00;
corporate income tax 7.5%;
Unions 1.5%;
social security 7.0%, with 3% being the responsibility of the worker and the remainder of the employer.
It is requested:
Accounting for operations in the Journey entries for the month of December 2016
Solution:
In the Books of MOZ Inc.,
Journal Entries for November,2017
Particulars | Dr. ($) | Cr. ($) | Workings |
Bank A/c Dr. | 12736 | ||
To Discount on Resale Received | 4776 | $159200 x 3% | |
To Discount Received | 7960 | $159200 x 5% | |
(Being Discount received on Invoice No.2017) | |||
Electricity Consumption Charges A/c Dr. | 1500 | ||
To Electricity Charges Payable A/c | 1500 | ||
(Being Electricity Consumption Charges payable for the month of November) | |||
Prepaid Expenses A/c Dr. | 24300 | ||
To Cash A/c | 1750 | ||
To Bank A/c | 22550 | ||
(Being Office Rent for January prepaid in advance) | |||
Interest on Loan A/c Dr. | 2500 | ||
To Interest payable A/c | 2500 | ||
(Being Interest on GFB Bank payable ) | |||
Salaries A/c Dr. | 95000 | ||
To Income Tax A/c | 7125 | $95000 x 7.5% | |
To Unions contibution A/c | 1425 | $95000 x 1.5% | |
To Social Security A/c (Employer) | 6650 | $95000 x 7% | |
To Social Security A/c (Employee) | 2850 | $95000 x 3% | |
To Salaries payable A/c | 76950 | Remaining Balance | |
(Being payroll for December accounted) |
In the figure provided, which line segment indicates
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