Q10-9: SUZZY AND DARYL VENTURES The bookkeeper has prepared a preliminary trial balance of Suzzy and Daryl for the year ended Dec 31, as follows.
This question is related to rectification of errors. In these type of questions some errors are given and we have to rectify them by doing rectified journal entries.
The question have asked to prepare journal as well as ledgers. Firstly we will prepare journal.
STEP 1 : PREPARING JOURNAL
JOURNAL OF SUZZY AND DARYL VENTURES
FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 DEC. 20__
DATE | PARTICULARS | F. NO. | DEBIT (DR.) | CREDIT(CR.) |
CAPITAL A/C DR TO LOAN FROM AMFIC |
10000 |
10000 |
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BANK LOAN A/C DR TO ACCRUED INTEREST |
458 |
458 |
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BANK CHARGES A/C DR TO BANK |
1000 |
1000 |
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BANK A/C DR PROVISION FOR DEPRECIATION DR. TO FIXED ASSETS TO PROFIT AND LOSS A/C
|
2000 10943 |
11879 1064 |
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WAGES AND SALARIES DR. TO INCOME TAX TO EMPLOYEE CONT. TO NATIONAL INSURANCE CONT. |
7243 |
6088 1066 |
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EMPLOYER CONT. NATIONAL INS. DR. EMPLOYEE CONT. NATIONAL INS. DR. TO NATIONAL INS. CONT. PAYABLE |
3000 1066 |
4066 |
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DISCOUNT ALLOWED A/C DR TO P AND L A/C |
240 |
240 |
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P AND L A/C DR. TO DISCOUNT RECEIVED |
260 |
260 |
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BAD DEBTS A/C DR. TO DEBTORS A/C |
2000 |
2000 |
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P AND L A/C DR. TO BAD DEBTS A/C ( BEING BAD DEBTS WRITTEN OFF) |
2000 |
2000 |
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DEBTORS A/C DR. BANK A/C DR. BAD DEBTS RECOVERED DR. TO BAD DEBTS RECOVERED TO P AND L |
1000 1000 1000 |
1000 1000 |
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RETURN INWARD A/C DR. RETURN OUTWARD A/C DR TO P AND L A/C |
630 630 |
1260 |
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P AND L A/C DR TO STATIONARY A/C |
9 |
9 |
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PACKAGING MATERIAL A/C DR TO P AND L |
76 |
76 |
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ADVERTISING A/ C DR. TO REPAIR AND MAINTAINANCE |
124 |
124 |
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CASH A/C DR. TO INSURANCE A/C |
36 |
36 |
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P AND L A/C DR. TO PURCHASE A/C |
297 |
297 |
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P AND L A/C DR TO SUSPENSE A/C |
1030 |
1030 |
STEP 2: ENTER THOSE ENTRIES IN RESPECTED LEDGER A/C
CAPITAL A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO LOAN FROM AMFIC | 10000 | BY BALANCE B/D | 110000 | ||
TO BALANCE C/D | 100000 | ||||
110000 | 110000 |
LOAN FROM AMFIC A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BALANCE C/D | 10000 | BY CAPITAL A/C | 10000 | ||
BANK LOAN A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO ACCRUED INTEREST | 458 | BY BALANCE B/D | 30458 | ||
ACCRUED EXPENSES A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
BY BALANCE B/D | 6478 | ||||
BY BANK LOAN | 458 | ||||
BANK CHARGES A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BANK | 1000 | ||||
BANK A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BALANCE B/D ( BANK OD) | 5036 | BY BANK CHARGES | 1000 | ||
PROVISION FOR DEP A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO FIXED ASSET | 10943 | BY BAL B/D | 60943 | ||
TO FIXED ASSET | 15000 | ||||
FIXED ASSETS A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BALANCE B/D | 161879 | BY BANK A/C | 2000 | ||
TO P AND L | 1064 | BY PROV FOR DEP | 10943 | ||
BY PROV FOR DEP | 15000 | ||||
P AND L A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO DISCOUNT RECEIVED | 260 | BY FIXED ASSET | 1064 | ||
TO BAD DEBTS A/C | 2000 | BY DISCOUNT ALLOWED A/C | 240 | ||
TO STATIONARY A/C | 9 | BY DEBTORS | 1000 | ||
TO PURCHASE A/C | 297 |
BY RETURN INWARD A/C |
630 | ||
TO SUSPENSE A/C | 1030 | BY RETURN OUTWARD A/C | 630 | ||
BY PACKAGING MATERIAL A/C DR | 76 | ||||
WAGES AND SALARIES A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO INCOME TAX |
6088 |
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TO EMPLOYEE CONT. | 1066 | ||||
TO P AND L | 12146 | ||||
INCOME TAX
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
BY WAGES AND SALARIES A/C | 6088 | ||||
EMPLOYEE CONT.
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO NATIONAL INS. CONT. PAYABLE | 1066 | BY WAGES AND SALARIES A/C | 1066 | ||
EMPLOYER CONT. NATIONAL INS.
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO NATIONAL INS. CONT. PAYABLE | 3000 | ||||
NATIONAL INS. CONT. PAYABLE A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BALANCE C/D | 4066 | BY EMPLOYEE CONT. | 1066 | ||
BY EMPLOYER CONT. NATIONAL INS. | 3000 | ||||
DISCOUNT ALLOWED A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO P AND L | 240 | BY BALANCE C/D | 240 | ||
BAD DEBTS A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO DEBTORS | 2000 | BY P AND L | 2000 | ||
DEBTORS A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BAD DEBTS RECOVERED | 1000 | BY BAD DEBTS A/C | 2000 | ||
TO P AND L | 1000 | ||||
CASH A/C
DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT(DR) | DATE | PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
TO BALANCE B/D | 1000 | ||||
TO INSURANCE A/C | 36 | BY BALANCE C/D | 1036 | ||
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