Cash Account
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To opening Balance | 45600 | By Inventory | 10000 |
To Sale | 63000 | By Operating Expenses | 3300 |
To Accounts Receivables | 43200 | By Accounts Payable | 35700 |
To Closing Balance | 60000 | By Equipment | 42800 |
151800 | 151800 |
Accounts Receivables
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Opening Balance | 29700 | By Cash | 43200 |
To sale | 27000 | By Closing Balance | 13500 |
56700 | 56700 |
Inventory Account
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Opening Balance | 29600 | By Sale | 54000 |
To Cash | 10000 | By Closing Balance | 22400 |
To Accounts Payable | 36800 | ||
76400 | 76400 |
Equipment Account
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Opening balance | 52400 | By Accumulated Depreciation | 41300 |
To Cash | 42800 | By Depreciation | 900 |
By Closing Balance | 53000 | ||
95200 | 95200 |
Accounts Payable Account
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Cash | 35700 | By opening balance | 17300 |
To Closing balance | 18400 | By Inventory | 36800 |
54100 | 54100 |
Accurred Liabilities
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Closing Balance | 9900 | By Opening balance | 0 |
By Operating Expenses | 9900 | ||
9900 | 9900 |
Owner's Equity Account
particulars | amount | particulars | amount |
---|---|---|---|
To Closing balance | 98700 | By Opening Balance | 98700 |
98700 | 98700 |
cash Budget
Particulars | Amount |
Opening balance | 45600 |
Add- Sale made during the month | 63000 |
Add- Cash Received from customer | 43200 |
less- Inventory Purchase during the month | 10000 |
Less- Payment of Operating expenses | 3300 |
Less- Payment made to accounts Payable | 35700 |
Less- Purchase of equipment during the month | 42800 |
Closing balance | 60000 |
Budgeted Balance Sheet As On April, 2009
Liabilities | Amount | Assets | Amount |
Owner's Equity | 98700 | Equipment | 53000 |
Accounts Payable | 18400 | Accounts Receivables | 13500 |
Accurred Liabilities | 9900 | Inventory | 22400 |
Cash | 60000 | ||
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You are provided with the following information taken from
Windsor, Inc.’s March 31, 2022, balance sheet.
Cash
$ 11,540
Accounts receivable
20,260
Inventory
36,260
Property, plant, and equipment, net of depreciation
125,000
Accounts payable
22,970
Common stock
153,200
Retained earnings
11,650
Additional information concerning Windsor, Inc. is as
follows.
1.
Gross profit is 27% of sales.
2.
Actual and budgeted sales data:
March (actual)
$46,800
April (budgeted)
70,600
3.
Sales are both cash and credit. Cash collections
expected in April...
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