Formula worksheet?
Journal Entries?
Financial statements?
Event List
Event List
1. Bank A/c...Dr 50000
To Cash (retained earnings) A/c. 50000
2. Building (House) A/c.--Dr. 250000
To Cash A/c. 25000
To House Loan A/c. 225000
3. Vehicle A/c--------Dr 33000
To Cash 800
To Vehicle Loan A/c 32200
4. Cash A/c --------Dr. 45000
To Sales (Clients) 45000
5. Material Exp A/c----Dr. 13000
To Cash A/c. 13000
6. General Exp (House & Vehicle) A/c-----Dr. 8500
To Cash A/c. 8500
7. House Loan A/c. ------Dr. 9500
Int Exp. A/c.--------Dr. 5000
To Cash A/c. 14500
8. Vehicle Loan A/c------Dr. 3400
Interest A/c.----------Dr. 600
To Cash A/c. 4000
9. Personal Exp (Withdrawals) A/c. ---Dr. 18500
To Cash A/c. 18500
10. Gift Exp A/c........Dr 3250
To Bank A/c 3250
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS:
Statement of Profit & Loss
To Material exp |
13000 |
By Service to clients (sales) |
45000 |
To Gross profit (b/f) |
32000 |
||
45000 |
45000 |
||
To Utility exp(house & vehicles) |
8500 |
By G/P |
32000 |
To House loan int |
5000 |
||
To Vehicle loan int |
600 |
||
N/P (B/f) |
17900 |
Balance Sheet
Liabilities |
Amount |
Assets |
Amount |
Personal capital (b/f) 50000 |
House |
250000 |
|
Add: N/p 17900 |
Vehicle |
33000 |
|
Less: Gift Exp (3250) |
Bank (50000-3250) |
46750 |
|
Less: Personal Exp (18500) = |
46150 |
||
House loan (225000-9500) |
215500 |
||
Vehicle loan(32200-3400) |
28800 |
||
Cash Balance (Negative) |
39300 |
||
Total |
329750 |
Total |
329750 |
Note: Bank account has been opened from previous retained earnings and past year's data is not given so it will no affect current years cash.
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