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Borrowing of RM72,000 was made on 1 January 2016 for a payback period of 6 years. Interest charged was 4% per annum on borrowed amount.??

The following is the trial balance of the business on 30 June 2019. 


Trial Balance as at 30 June 2019                                                


Debit  (RM)

Credit  (RM)

Premise

244,600


Motor Vehicle

112,000


Furniture & Fittings

60,000


Office Equipment

3,800


Bank

27,360


Cash

4,140


Trade Receivables

22,250


Trade Payables


25,243

Fixed Deposit 6%

20,000


Stationeries

1,438


Salary

22,600


Bad Debt

1,000


Utilities Expenses

5,460


Insurance Expenses

8,000


Carriage Inward

2,465


Commission


3,450

Purchases

338,343


Sales


645,989

Inventory as at 1 July 2018

18,340


Capital


120,000

Loan   4%


36,000

Interest   on Loan

2,880  


Discount

2,550

4,556

Provision for doubtful debt


428

Return


200

Accumulated depreciation: Motor Vehicle


40,600

Accumulated depreciation: Furniture & Fittings


20,000

Accumulated depreciation:   Office Equipment   


760

897,226

897,226


Additional information:


Inventory value at 30 June 2019

  1. Cost Value

    Market Value  

    RM16,882

    RM28,155

  2. Insurance of RM1,600 was paid for the month of July and August 2019.?

  3. Water and electricity bill of RM450 for June 2019 is still outstanding.

  4.    Provision of doubtful debt remained at 4% per annum.?

  5. Borrowing of RM72,000 was made on 1 January 2016 for a payback period of 6 years. Interest charged was 4% per annum on borrowed amount.??

    (How to do this question↑↑, I hope you can help me! )

    Depreciation policy for non-current assets are as follow:

  6. Asset

    Rate  

    Method  

    Motor Vehicle

    15%  

    Reducing   Balance Method

    Furniture & Fittings

    10%  

    Straight   Line Method

    Office Equipment

    10%  

    Straight   Line Method

    Notes:
    -A portion of the furniture & fittings amounting to RM20,000 was purchased on 1 January 2019

    -Office Equipment was sold at RM2,000 and the cheque received on 30 June 2019 was yet to be recorded in the book. 


    1. The following document was yet to be recorded in any books.

    Nisa Stationaries Store

    Pasir Puteh

    01-007-008-0123


    Item

    Quantity

    Price/unit

    Total

    Amount

    Envelop

    1 box

    RM12

    RM12





               

    29-06-2019            13:54:32  

               

    Total

    RM12

    Cash

    RM20

    Change

    RM8

    Thank You



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