Solution to your question are as follows:
Qa. Accounting Equation is defined as relation ship as shown by various accounts as
Asset= liability+Equity
Cost of Goods sold= opening balance +purchase-Closing Stock
In the question , Accounting payable=Purchase+Selling expenses-cash=189000+210000-105000=294000
Similarly , Accounting recievable=Sale-cash-bank=536000-455600-80400=Nil
Qb.
Journal Entries | $ | ||
Date | Particulars | Dr. | Cr. |
6 |
Purchase A/c (Inventory) |
189000 | |
To Account payable | 189000 | ||
Being Inventory Purchased | |||
7.1 | Account Recievables | 536000 | |
To Sales | 536000 | ||
(Being revenue against sale recognised) | |||
7.2 | Cash | 455600 | |
Bank | 80400 | ||
To Account recievables | 536000 | ||
(Being amount received(85% in cash and rest in bank(assumed )) | |||
8.1 | Selling Expenses | 210000 | |
To Account payable | 210000 | ||
(Being Expenses recorded) | |||
8.2 | Account payables | 105000 | |
To Cash | 105000 | ||
(Being cash paid to account payables against selling expenses) | |||
9 | Interest expense | 33000 | |
To provision for expenses | 33000 | ||
(Provision made for interest expenses of this year ) |
Qc.
Account payables Account | |||
Particulars | $ | Particulars | $ |
cash | 105,000.00 | Purchase | 189,000.00 |
Balance carried forward | 294,000.00 | Selling Expenses | 210,000.00 |
399,000.00 | 399,000.00 | ||
Account Recievables Account | |||
Particulars | $ | Particulars | $ |
Sales | 536,000.00 | cash | 455,600.00 |
bank | 80,400.00 | ||
Balance carried forward | - | ||
536,000.00 | 536,000.00 | ||
profit and loss Account | |||
Particulars | $ | Particulars | $ |
Purchase | 189,000.00 | Sale | 536,000.00 |
Selling Expenses | 210,000.00 | ||
Interest expense | 33,000.00 | ||
Profit | 104,000.00 | ||
399,000.00 | 536,000.00 |
Qd.
Trial balance | $ | |
Particulars | Dr. | Cr. |
Assets | ||
Account recievables | - | |
Cash and Bank | 431000 | |
Liabilities | ||
Account payables | 294,000.00 | |
Provision for expenses | 33,000.00 | |
Income | ||
Sales | 536,000.00 | |
Expenses | ||
Purchase | 189,000.00 | |
Selling expenses | 210,000.00 | |
interest expenses | 33,000.00 | |
863000 | 863000 |
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