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SECTION 1

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION TO
ACCOUNTING
THEORY AND PRINCIPLES
Note in many cases with theory based questions, alternative answers or additional information may be appropriate.

Solution 1.2
Do they have the capacity to pay?
Is the business a good credit risk?
Do they have a good cash flow?
Does the business have a profitable history?
Have they borrowed money from other bodies?
Have they already borrowed excessive amounts (gearing)?

Solution 1.4
Accounting is the process of collecting, classifying, recording, reporting, interpreting and analysing the effect of financial
transactions on a business or organisation to provide information to owners, management and other interested parties.

Solution 1.6
Directors, management, shareholders, banks, customers, suppliers, government bodies and staff and any interested party
who intends to use the financial information to make decisions
Solution 1.8
Sole traders and partnerships.
Solution 1.10
(a)
A customer pays cash for a purchase
(b)
A business pays rent to building owner
(c)
A customer buys goods and agrees to pay later
(d)
the stores manager informs the accounting department that
some inventory has been damaged or destroyed
(e)
the business receives a cheque from a customer
(f)
the business makes a payment to the owner of the business
(g)
goods are returned by a debtor (accounts receivable)

Copy of cash receipt


Cheque butt
Copy of tax invoice
Internal memorandum
Copy of cash receipt
Cheque butt
Copy of Adjustment (Credit) Note

Solution 1.12
It is important that all business transactions are recorded. Using accountable documents (e.g. pre-numbered) helps
ensure the completeness of these records. Any missing numbers indicate an unrecorded transaction. Secure storage of
accountable documents and documented policies and procedures help ensure accountability of these documents

Solution 1.14
(i)
sale of goods on credit
(ii)
cash paid to a creditor (accounts payable)
(iii)
goods returned by a debtor (accounts receivable)
(iv)
cash received from a debtor (accounts receivable)

Copy of tax invoice


Cheque butt
Copy of adjustment note
Copy of cash receipt

Solution 1.16
No solution provided.

Solution 1.18
All except (c) credit sales will not appear on the deposit slip.

Solution 1.20
(a)
10% of the cost is GST. Add 10% to the cost to calculate the total invoice value
(b)
Divide the total invoice vale by 11 to calculate the GST amount.
Solution 1.22
(a)
$250
(b)
$858
(c)
$120
(d)
$195
(e)
$1 045
(f)
$2 079
(g)
$137.50
(h)
$3 548.05
Solution 1.24
GST = $1 650 / 11 = $150
Value of goods = $1 650 $150 = $1 500
Solution 1.26
Transaction
buys a motor vehicle valued at $25 000
pays their telephone account valued at
$850
buys stock valued at $3 000
sells goods valued at $35 000
Total payable to ATO

GST impact
$2 500 paid
85 paid
300
(3 500)
(615)

paid
collected

Solution 1.28
Liabilities:
(c)
loan from JLW Finance Company
(d)
bank overdraft
(e)
amounts due to suppliers
(h)
mortgage
(i)
GST collected
(k)
accounts payable

Solution 1.30
(a)
accounts
receivable
(b)
accounts payable
(c)
inventory
(d)
GST collected
(e)
capital
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)

drawings
income
expense
mortgage

(j)

profit

(k)

bank overdraft

Amounts owing by customers


Amounts owing to suppliers
Goods purchased for resale by the business
GST on sales collected by the business and payable to the ATO
Net value of assets (less liabilities) introduced by the owner to the
business
Amounts (or assets) taken by the owner for their own personal use
earnings of the business such as sales and fees received
costs of earning income such as wages and advertising expenses
Amount owning to a lender in relation to borrowing made by the
business to acquire an asset (e.g. land and buildings)
the business makes a profit when the income earned is greater
than the expenses
Where the business has paid more from their bank account than
they deposited and therefore owe this money to the bank a short
term or current liability.

Solution 1.32
(a)
delivery costs
(b)
sales
(c)
dividends received
(d)
cash
(e)
shares in other companies
(f)
rent
(g)
loan from ACB Finance
Company
(h)
repairs and maintenance
(i)
equipment
(j)
bank overdraft
(k)
interest received
(l)
sales commission paid
(m)
salaries
(n)
commission received
(o)
bank charges

Expense
Income
Income
Asset
Asset
Expense
Liability
Expense
Asset
Liability
Income
Expense
Expense
Income
Expense

iii

Solution 1.34
Accounting conventions are accepted customs followed by the accounting profession. Accounting Doctrines
refer to generally held beliefs or principles.
Solution 1.36
Doctrine of consistency This requires the business to follow the same accounting principles or methods from one
accounting period to the next. For example, the valuation method used for inventory at the end of one financial year should
be the same as that used at the end of the previous financial year. If there is some valid reason to change the valuation
method, this reason and the financial impacts of the change should be disclosed in the financial statements.
Doctrine of disclosure Under the doctrine of disclosure, the financial statements should be prepared at a sufficient level
of detail to allow the owner (or any other interested party) to understand what has occurred in the reporting period and the
current financial position of the business.
Doctrine of materiality This doctrine states that all significant items relating to the operations of the business or its current
financial position must be disclosed. This doctrine also extends to the level of accuracy in the financial statements in
relation to reporting to the nearest dollar or the neared 1 000 dollars. The size of the business will be the main determinant
of this level of accuracy.
Solution 1.38
No, the primary purpose is to match income and expenses for the same period to determine an accurate
measure of performance (profit) that may be compared from one period to another.
Solution 1.40
(a)

monetary convention

(b)

business entity convention

Solution 1.42
Under the Corporations Law standards issued by the AASB are legally enforceable for companies only.
However, all members of the professional accounting associations, under their membership rules, must
observe them.
Solution 1.44
No - under the Corporations Law standards issued by the AASB are legally enforceable for companies only.
However, all members of the professional accounting associations, under their membership rules, must
observe them.
Solution 1.46
(a)
depreciation of non-current assets
(b)
materiality in financial statements
(c)
accounting for the acquisition of assets
(d)
profit and loss or other operating
statements
(e)
statement of cash flows

AASB116 (AAS 4)
AASB1031 (AAS 5)
AASB116 (AAS21)
AASB101 (AAS 1)
AASB107 (AAS 28)

Solution 1.48
The four principal qualitative characteristics are understandability, relevance, reliability and compatibility.
No examples provided.

Solution 1.50

No suggested solution
Solution 1.52
(a)

If you agreed you would not be following the professions code of ethics (may include integrity,
technical & profession standards, professional competence and acting in an ethical manner) and
would be subject to disciplinary action.

(b)

If you agreed you would not be following the professions code of ethics (particularly in relation to
acting with integrity) and would be subject to disciplinary action.

SECTION 1
CHAPTER 2

ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION,
TRANSACTION ANALYSIS
AND THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION
Solution 2.2
(a) Items owned by the business which will be of use to future accounting periods.
(b) Amounts owed by the business for goods and services received but not paid for or financed.
(c) Owners investment in the business, represented by net assets.
Solution 2.4
Assets
(a)
Cash
Inventory
A/C Receivable

(b)

(c)

(d)

Plant & mach


Inventory
Cash
Petty cash

Motor vehicle
A/C Receivable
Inventory

Computer
Equipment
Furniture & fittings
Land & bldg

=
8 000
9 000
5 000
$22 000
22 000
14 000
2 400
500
$38 900
42 800
14 300
9 200
$66 300

Liabilities
A/c payable

$1 500

+
+

Proprietorship
Capital

______
$1 500

=
A/c payable

=
Bank o/d

_____
$3 700

$5 700

______
$5 700

+
+

Bank o/d

$11 300

18 200
147 000
$192 500

Mortgage

45 000
_______
$56 300

Solution 2.6
(a) OE increases $8 400
(c) OE increases $7 900
(e) OE decreases $18 500
(g) OE decreases $1 600

(b)
(d)
(f)
(h)

______
$20 500

$3 700

27 300

$20 500

Capital

$35 200

_______
$35 200
Capital

$60 600
______
$60 600

Capital

$136
200
_______
$136
200

OE decreases $5 200
OE increases $10 000
OE increases $1 800
OE decreases $9 900

Solution 2.8
(a) Current assets are assets that will be converted into cash or used by the business within the next 12 months
(such as accounts receivable). That is, they will be fully used up by the business in its operations within the

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next 12 months. Examples of current assets include: petty cash, bank, accounts receivable, inventory and
GST paid.
Non-current assets are assets that could be used by the business for a period greater than 12 months. These
are assets that have a longer life span than just one year and include: land, buildings, motor vehicles, office
equipment and computers.
(b) Current liabilities are obligations that the business must pay within 12 months. Examples of current liabilities
include: accounts payable, short-term loans, GST collected and bank overdraft.
Non-current liabilities are obligations that the business will repay over a time span longer than 12 months.
Examples include: mortgages and long-term loans.
(c) Liabilities are amounts owed to third parties. Owners equity is the amount owed to the business owner after all other
liabilities have been paid.
(d) Assets are items that have value to the business. Expenses are items that have been spent in order for the business to
operate and have no ongoing value.
(e) Income is revenue received by the business from its operations and liabilities are amounts owing by the business.
Solution 2.10
Current Assets
Inventory
Sundry debtors
Cash at bank
Solution 2.12
Current Liabilities
Bank overdraft
A/C payable
GST Collected
Solution 2.14
Current Assets
Petty cash
Inventory
GST Paid

Solution 2.16
Current Assets
Cash at bank
Petty cash

Non-current Liabilities
Loan from mother
Mortgage on Warehouse buildings

Non-current Assets
Motor vehicles
Plant & machinery

Current Assets
A/C receivable
Petty cash
Inventory

Non-current Assets
Premises

Current Liabilities
Bank overdraft
GST collected

Expenses
Rates & taxes
Advertising
Interest on bank overdraft
Electricity
Telephone

Non-current Assets
Warehouse buildings
Factory machinery
Shares in CIQ Ltd

Current Liabilities
A/C payable
GST collected

Owners Equity
Drawings
Capital

Income
Fees received
Commission received
Rent received
Dividends received

Expenses
Repairs & maintenance
Wages & salaries paid
Interest paid
Photocopying
Accounting fees
Solution 2.18
(Other solutions are possible.)
Assets
Current assets
10
Cash at bank
20
Inventory

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30

Accounts receivable
30.1
A Dove
30.2
R Sparrow
30.3
D Magpie

Non-current liabilities
300
Mortgage on premises
Owners Equity
400
Capital

Non-current assets
100
Premises
110
Plant & machinery
120
Computer equipment
130
Goodwill
Liabilities
Current liabilities
200
Accounts Payable
200.1 A Blue
200.2
T Ongue
200.3
L Izard
220
GST collected

Income
500
510

Sales
Interest received

Expenses
600
610
620
630
640
650
660

Cost of goods sold


Stationery
Telephone
Electricity
Bank charges
Rent
Salaries & wages

Solution 2.20
(a)
(c)
(e)

Current assets
Non-current assets
Revenue/income

Solution 2.22
Assets
1
*Cash
*Office furniture

(b)
(d)
(f)

=
$15 000
$10 000
$25 000

*Cash
Office furniture
*GST paid
*Inventory

$4 000
$10 000
$1 000
$10 000
$25 000

Cash
*Office furniture
GST paid
Inventory
*A/c receivable

$4 000
$4 000
$1 000
$10 000
$6 600
$25 600

Current liabilities
Current assets
Non-current liabilities (probably)

Liabilities

Owners Equity
*Capital

$25 000

Capital

$25 000

Capital

$25 000
$25 000

*GST collected

$600
$600

Solution 2.24
(a) A business may receive cash for a number of reasons (for example the sale of a non current asset). This is no income for
the business. Not all receipts are income.
(b) An expense is a cost to the business of conducting their operations. Again, not all cash paid out relates to expenses of
the business. Some may be the acquisition of a non current asset.
Solution 2.26
(a) No a delivery truck is a non current assets and the purchase of this does not affect profit.
(b) Not if the burglar alarm is considered as part of th cost of the delivery truck (this is covered later).
(c) Yes registration and insurance of the truck are expenses of operating the truck on business activities.
(d) Yes the sign writing is not permanent and could be considered an expense (such as advertising).
Solution 2.28
Assets
2.7.20X5 Bank

$5 000 =

Liabilities

Owners
Equity

Capital

$5
000

Revenue

Expenses

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15.7.20X5 *Bank

600

*GST paid
*Inventory

400
4 000 =

Capital
+

$5 000

5 000
$5
000

Solution 2.30
Assets
4.5.20X9 Inventory

Liabilities

$15
000 =

Owners
Equity
+
$15
Capital
000

Revenue

Expenses

11.5.20X9 *Inventory 22 000


*GST paid

*Accounts
700 = Payable
7 700 + Capital 15 000
$22
$15
700 =
$7 700 +
000
Accounts
3 410 = Payable

15.5.20X9 *Bank

*Inventory 19 900
GST paid

7 700 + Capital 15 000 + *Sales

*GST
collected

700
$24
010 =

3 100 *COGS

2 100

310
$15
000 +

$8 010 +

$3 100

$2 100

Solution 2.32
Assets
=
*Motor
$23
4.1.20X3 Vehicle
000 =
Motor
11.1.20X3 Vehicle

*Accounts
23 000 = Payable
1 430

*GST paid
*Mowing
equipment

Motor
15.1.20X3 Vehicle

Motor
21.1.20X3 Vehicles

1 300
$24
430 =

(b)

Revenue

Expenses

Capital 23 000

130

1 430 + Capital 23 000 + *Fees

*GST
collected

1 300
990
$25
420 =

135

$23
000

$1 430 +

$23
000 +

1 430 + Capital 23 000 + Fees

GST
collected

1 300 =
935
$25
370 =
credit;

900

90

$1 520 +

Accounts
23 000 = Payable

GST paid
Mowing
equipment
*Bank

Owners
Equity
+
$23
*Capital
000

130

Accounts
23 000 = Payable

GST paid
Mowing
equipment
*Bank

Solution 2.34
(a)
debit;

Liabilities

$900
900
*Petrol
expenses

90

$23
000 +

$1 520 +
(c)

credit;

(d)

debit;

$900
(e)

50

$50
debit;

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(f)

credit;

(g)

credit;

(h)

debit;

(i)

credit; and

(j)

debit.

Solution 2.36
Complete the table below (the first one has been completed as an example) using the perpetual inventory system:
Type of
Effect of
Transaction
Accounts Affected
Account
Transaction
Double entry required
Purchased goods on credit
Inventory
Asset
Increased
Debit inventory
GST collected
Liability
Decreased
Debit GST collected
Accounts payable
Liability
Increased
Credit accounts payable
Paid cash for advertising
Advertising
Expense
Increased
Debit advertising
GST paid
Asset
Increased
Debit GST paid
Bank
Asset
Decreased
Credit bank
Sold goods for cash
Bank
Asset
Increased
Debit bank
Sales
Revenue
Increased
Credit sales
GST collected
Liability
Increased
Credit GST collected
Cost of goods sold
Expense
Increased
Debit COGS
Inventory
Asset
Decreased
Credit inventory
Paid accounts payable
Accounts payable
Liability
Decreased
Debit accounts payable
Bank
Asset
Decreased
Credit bank
Received interest income
Bank
Asset
Increased
Debit bank
Interest received
Revenue
Increased
Credit interest received
Received payment from customer who previously bought goods on credit
Bank
Asset
Increased
Debit bank
Accounts receivable
Asset
Decreased
Credit accounts receivable
Paid telephone account
Telephone
Expense
Increased
Debit telephone
GST paid
Asset
Increased
Debit GST paid
Bank
Asset
Decreased
Credit bank
Received rent from tenant
Bank
Asset
Increased
Debit bank
Rent received
Revenue
Increased
Credit rent received
GST collected
Liability
Increased
Credit GST collected
Received invoice from supplier
Inventory
Asset
Increased
Debit inventory
GST paid
Asset
Increased
Debit GST paid
Accounts payable
Liability
Increased
Credit accounts payable
Paid supplier for earlier credit purchase
Accounts payable
Liability
Decreased
Debit accounts payable
Bank
Asset
Decreased
Credit bank
Solution 2.38
Effect of
Transaction
Accounts affected
Type of account
transaction
Owner contributed cash and motor vehicles on commencement of business
Bank
Asset
Increase
Motor vehicle
Asset
Increase
Capital
Owners equity
Increase
Purchased inventory on credit from ABC Supplies
Inventory
Asset
Increase
GST paid
Asset
Increase
A/C payable ABC Sup Liability
Increase
Paid rent on commercial premises to J H Lookout
Rent
Expense
Increase
GST paid
Asset
Increase
Bank
Asset
Decrease
Paid wages to staff
Wages
Expense
Increase
Bank
Asset
Decrease
Sold goods for cash to C Ustomer

Double entry required


Debit Bank
Debit Motor vehicle
Credit Capital
Debit Inventory
Debit GST paid
Credit A/C payable ABC Sup
Debit Rent
Debit GST paid
Credit Bank
Debit Wages
Credit Bank

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Bank
Asset
Increase
Sales
Income
Increase
GST collected
Liability
Increase
Cost of goods sold
Expense
Increase
Inventory
Asset
Decrease
Returned goods to ABC supplies because they were faulty
A/C payable ABC Sup Liability
Decrease
Inventory
Asset
Decrease
GST paid
Asset
Decrease
Received interest from the bank
Bank
Asset
Increase
Interest Received
Income
Increase
Sold goods on credit to N One
A/C Receivable N One Asset
Increase
Sales
Income
Increase
GST collected
Liability
Increase
Cost of goods sold
Expense
Increase
Inventory
Asset
Decrease
Paid electricity to Energy Suppliers
Electricity
Expense
Increase
GST paid
Asset
Increase
Bank
Asset
Decrease
Received payment from N One ( a customer)
Bank
Asset
Increased
A/C Receivable N One Asset
Decrease
Purchase a new motor vehicle for sales deliveries on credit from P Dutton Motors
Motor vehicle
Asset
Increase
GST paid
Asset
Increase
A/C Payable P Dutton
Liability
Increase

Debit Bank
Credit Sales
Credit GST collected
Debit COGS
Credit Inventory
Debit A/C payable SBC Sup
Credit Inventory
Credit GST paid
Debit Bank
Credit Interest received
Debit A/C Rec. N One
Credit Sales
Credit GST collected
Debit COGS
Credit Inventory
Debit Electricity
Debit GST paid
Credit Bank
Debit bank
Credit A/C Receivable N One
Debit Motor vehicle
Debit GST paid
Credit A/C payable P Dutton

Solution 2.40

Assets
Inventory
Cash at bank

J Jones
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 20X5
Liabilities
15 000
10 000
25 000 Owners equity
Capital
______
$25 000

25 000
25 000
$25 000

Solution 2.42

Assets
Inventory
A/cs receivable
Petty cash

H Smith
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 20X0
$
$
Liabilities
8 300
Bank overdraft
16 400
Owners equity
700
25 400 Capital

1 300
1 300
24 100
24 100
$25 400

$25 400
Solution 2.44

Assets
Current
Inventory
Sundry debtors

D Leamey
Balance Sheet as at 30 September 20X7
$
$
Liabilities
Current
36 690
Sundry creditors
11 630
Bank overdraft

16 130
18 890

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Petty cash

600

GST collected

2 100

48 920
Non-current
Buildings
Motor vehicles

37 120
Non-current
Mortgage

40 000

243 600
34 600

40 000
Owners equity
Capital

278 200

250 000

________
$327 120

250 000
$327 120

Solution 2.46
J Archer
Balance Sheet as at 31 August 20X6
$
Current Assets
Accounts receivable
Cash at bank

66 870
15 550
82 420

Non-current Assets
Factory buildings
Computer equipment
Shares in QP Ltd

145 000
11 220
14 380
170 600
253 020

Total Assets
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable
GST collected

23 140
1 050
24 190

Non-current Liabilities
Mortgage

45 000
45 000

Total Liabilities
Net Assets

__69 190
$183 830

Owners Equity
Capital

183 830
$183 830

Solution 2.48
H Lawson
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 20X5
$
Current Assets
Inventory
Accounts receivable
GST paid
Cash at bank

16 490
24 330
320
7 100
48 240

Non-current Assets
Land & buildings
Furniture & fittings
Motor vehicles
Investment in Kleen Water Company

247 630
11 210
28 200
40 000
327 040
375 280

Total Assets
Current Liabilities
GST collected

2 350

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Mortgage (1 years payments)


Accounts payable

10 000
12 930
25 280

Non-current Liabilities
Mortgage (4 years payments)

40 000
40 000

Total Liabilities
Net Assets

__65 280
$310 000

Owners Equity
Capital

310 000
$310 000

Solution 2.50
Emmy Winter
Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 20X3
$
$
Revenue
Fees income
Interest received
Total income
Less Expenses
Advertising
Wages
Rent
Electricity
Telephones
Total Expenses
Net profit

285 000
1 200
286 200
15 000
92 550
21 610
960
1 155
131 275
154 925

CHAPTER 3

SERVICE INDUSTRY ACCOUNTING


GENERAL JOURNAL, GENERAL
LEDGER, TRIAL BALANCE AND
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL
REPORTS
Solution 3.2
(a)
Date
20X3
Sep 1

General Journal of S Ard


Particulars
Bank
Capital S Ard
Cash introduced as capital
Office supplies
GST paid
Accounts payable W Onder
Office supplies bought on credit. Refer tax invoice no: 7767
Bank
Fees income
GST collected
Fees received for cash. Refer receipt no: 0001

Folio
125
455
767
135
305.1
125
520
315

GJ1
Credit
$

Debit
$
30 000

30 000
2 500
250
2 750
24 200
22 000
2 200

(b)
General Ledger of S Ard
Bank
20X3
Sep 1
3

Capital
Fees income

GJ1
GJ1

125

30 000
24 200
54 200
GST paid

20X3
Sep 2

Accounts payable W Onder

GJ1

135

250

Accounts Payable W Onder


20X3
Sep 2
Office supplies
Capital S Ard
20X3
Sep 1
Fees Income
20X3
Sep 3

17

305.1
GJ1

2 750
455

Bank

GJ1

30 000
520

Bank

GJ1

22 000

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Office Supplies
20X3
Sep 2

Accounts payable W Onder

GJ1

767

2 500
GST collected
20X3
Sep 3

315
Bank

GJ1

2 200

(c)

Date
20X3
Sep 1
3

Particulars

General Ledger of S Ard


Bank
Folio

Capital
Fees income

GJ1
GJ1

Debit

Credit

30 000
24 200

30 000 Dr
54 200 Dr

GST paid
Date
20X3
Sep 2

Date
20X3
Sep 2

Particulars

Folio

Accounts payable W Onder

Particulars

GJ1
Accounts Payable W Onder
Folio

Office supplies

Debit

Credit

250

Debit

GJ1

Particulars

Folio

Bank

Debit

GJ1

Credit

Folio no: 305.1


Balance

2 750

2 750 Cr

Credit

Folio no: 455


Balance

30 000

Fees Income
Date
20X3
Sep 3

Particulars

Folio

Bank

Debit

GJ1

Credit
22 000

Office Supplies
Date
20X3
Sep 2

Particulars

Folio

Accounts payable W Onder

GJ1

18

Debit
2 500

Folio no: 135


Balance
250 Dr

Capital S Ard
Date
20X3
Sep 1

Folio no: 125


Balance

Credit

30 000 Cr

Folio no: 520


Balance
22 000 Cr

Folio no: 767


Balance
2 500 Dr

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

GST collected
Date
20X3
Sep 3

Particulars

Folio

Bank

Debit

Folio no: 315


Balance

Credit

GJ1

2 200

2 200 Cr

Solution 3.4
Trial Balance
$
10 000
3 000
5 000
700
8 000
3 900
4 000
3 000
600
4 150
400
500
?
3 000
460
320
670

Land and buildings


Investment in National Ltd
J Kelso (accounts receivable)
Wages
Fees income
Shop fittings
Motor vehicle
R Cohen (accounts payable)
GST paid
GST collected
Telephone
Repairs and maintenance
Capital
Loan from A Friend
Rent income
Electricity
Advertising

Debit
$
10 000
3 000
5 000
700

Credit
$

8 000
3 900
4 000
3 000
600
4 150
400
500
10 480
3 000
460
320
670
29 090

29 090

Solution 3.6
Enter the following items in the appropriate column of the Trial Balance:
Account
$
450 000
65 000
245 500
4 000
18 000
1 000
12 000
36 400
122 000
6 000
44 600
17 000
?
5 000
60 000
130 000
91 200
7 100
4 800
18 200
23 100

Capital
Drawings
Fees income
Interest income
Rent income
Petty cash
Bank (overdraft)
W Morgan (account receivable)
Shares in public company
GST paid
Motor vehicles
Office furniture & equipment
Land & buildings (the difference)
F Jones (account payable)
Mortgage on land & buildings
Computer equipment
Salaries and wages
Photocopying & fax charges
Telephone
GST collected
Building maintenance
Total

19

Debit
$

Credit
$
450 000

65 000
245 500
4 000
18 000
1 000
12 000
36 400
122 000
6 000
44 600
17 000
264 500
5 000
60 000
130 000
91 200
7 100
4 800
18 200
23 100
812 700

812 700

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 3.8
(a)
Date
20X6
Aug 1

12

18

22

24

General Journal of O Zone


Particulars

Folio

Bank
Motor Vehicle
Computers
Capital O Zone
Assets introduced at commencement
Bank
GST collected
Service revenue
Received cash for services given. Refer cash receipt
no: 0001
Office supplies
GST paid
Accounts payable J Pot
Office supplies bought on credit. Refer tax invoice no: 6914
Accounts receivable H Ortico
GST collected
Service revenue
Sent invoice for services given. Refer tax invoice no: 0001
Office supplies
GST paid
Bank
Office supplies bought for cash. Refer cheque no: 801
Accounts payable J Pot
Office supplies
GST paid
Office supplies returned. Refer credit note: 717
Bank
Accounts receivable H Ortico
Received payment of account. Refer receipt no: 1002

(b)

125
225
235
455

Debit
$
16 000
25 400
12 000

53 400

125
315
507

6 600

767
135
305.1

9 500
950

115.1
315
507

4 400

767
135
125

2 500
250

600
6 000

10 450

400
4 000

2 750

305.1
767
135

770

125
115.1

4 400

700
70

General Ledger of O Zone


Accounts Receivable H Ortico
20X6
GJ1
4 400
Aug 24 Bank

20X6
Aug 12 Service revenue

GJ1
Credit
$

4 400

115.1
GJ1

4 400

20X6
Aug 1 Capital
2 Service revenue
24 Accounts receivable H Ortico

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Sep 1 Balance

b/d

20X6
Aug 7
18
Sep 1

Accounts payable J Pot


Bank

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

4 400

Bank
20X6
16 000
Aug 18
6 600
31
4 400
27 000
24 250
GST paid
20X6
950 Aug 22
250
31
1 200
1 130

Motor Vehicle
20X6
Aug 1

Capital

GJ1

Capital

GJ1

125
Office supplies
Balance

GJ1
c/d

2 750
24 250
27 000

135
Accounts payable J Pot
Balance

GJ1
c/d

70
1 130
1 200

225

25 400
Computers

20X6
Aug 1

4 400

12 000

20

235

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

20X6
Aug 22
31

Accounts Payable J Pot


20X6
GJ1
770
Aug 7
Office supplies
c/d
9 680
10 450
Sep 1
Balance b/d

Office supplies
Balance

GST collected
20X6
Aug 2
12

305.1
GJ1

10 450
9 680
315

Bank
Accounts receivable H Ortico

Capital O Zone
20X6
Aug 1 Assets

Accounts payable J Pot


Bank

GJ1
GJ1

Sep 1

Balance

b/d

GJ1
GJ1

600
400
1 000
455

GJ1

Service Revenue
20X6
Aug 2 Bank
12 Accounts receivable H Ortico

20X6
Aug 7
18

10 450

Office Supplies
20X6
9 500 Aug 22 Accounts payable J Pot
2 500
31 Balance
12 000
11 300

53 400
507

GJ1
GJ1

6 000
4 000
10 000
767

GJ1
c/d

700
11 300
12 000

(c)

Date
20X6
Aug 12
24

General Ledger of O Zone


Accounts Receivable H Ortico
Particulars
Folio
Service revenue
Bank

GJ1
GJ1

Debit

Credit

Folio no: 115.1


Balance

4 400

4 400 Dr
Nil

Credit

Folio no: 125


Balance

4 400

Bank
Date
20X6
Aug 1
2
18
24

Particulars

Folio

Capital
Service revenue
Office supplies
Accounts receivable H Ortico

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Debit
16 000
6 600

16 000 Dr
22 600 Dr
19 850 Dr
24 250 Dr

2 750
4 400

GST paid
Date
20X6
Aug 7
18
22

Particulars

Folio

Accounts payable J Pot


Bank
Accounts payable J Pot

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Debit
950
250

70

Motor Vehicle
Date
20X6
Aug 1

Particulars

Folio

Capital

GJ1

21

Folio no: 135


Balance

Credit

Debit
25 400

Credit

950 Dr
1 200 Dr
1 130 Dr
Folio no: 225
Balance
25 400 Dr

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Computers
Date
20X6
Aug 1

Date
20X6
Aug 7
22

Particulars

Folio

Capital

Debit

GJ1

Particulars

Accounts Payable J Pot


Folio

Office supplies
Office supplies

Credit

12 000

Debit

GJ1
GJ1

12 000 Dr

Credit
10 450

770

GST collected
Date
20X6
Aug 2
12

Particulars

Folio

Bank
Accounts receivable H Ortico

Debit

Credit

GJ1
GJ1

600
400

Capital O Zone
Date
20X6
Aug 1

Particulars

Folio

Assets

Debit

GJ1

Particulars

Folio

Bank
Accounts receivable H Ortico

Debit

GJ1
GJ1

Particulars

Folio

Accounts payable J Pot


Bank
Accounts payable J Pot

Debit

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

(d)

Bank
GST paid
Motor vehicle
Computers
Accounts payable J Pot
GST collected
Capital O Zone
Service revenue
Office supplies

Credit

Folio no: 507


Balance

6 000
4 000

6 000 Cr
10 000 Cr

Credit

Folio no: 767


Balance

700

Credit
$

9 680
1 000
53 400
10 000
11 300
$74 080

22

600 Cr
1 000 Cr

53 400 Cr

9 500
2 500

Debit
$
24 250
1 130
25 400
12 000

Folio no: 315


Balance

53 400

Trial Balance of O Zone


as at 31 August 20X6
Particulars

10 450 Cr
9 680 Cr

Folio no: 455


Balance

Office Supplies
Date
20X6
Aug 7
18
22

Folio no: 305.1


Balance

Credit

Service Revenue
Date
20X6
Aug 2
12

Folio no: 235


Balance

$74 080

9 500 Dr
12 000 Dr
11 300 Dr

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

Solution 3.10
(a)
General Journal of G Barclay
Date
Particulars
20X4
Jul 1 Bank
Motor vehicle
Capital G Barclay
Capital introduced at commencement
3 Accounts receivable M Cole
GST collected
Service revenue
Sent invoice for services given. Refer tax invoice no: 0001
5 Plumbers supplies
GST paid
Bank
Plumbers supplies purchased for cash. Refer cheque no: 411
7 Bank
GST collected
Service revenue
Received cash for services given. Refer cash receipts no: 101
12 Advertising
GST paid
Accounts payable Lantern Publishing
Invoice received for advertising invoice no: 872
15 Bank
Rent income
GST collected
Rent income received. Refer cash receipt no: 102
18 Plant
GST paid
Accounts payable CCD Hardware
Purchased plant on credit. Refer CCD Hardware tax invoice no: 7198
23 Accounts payable Lantern Publishing
GST paid
Advertising
Credit note no: 104 received for advertising overcharge
28 Accounts payable CCD Hardware
GST paid
Plant
Received credit note no: 386 for overcharge

Folio
125
225
455

Debit
$
6 000
18 700

GJ1
Credit
$

24 700

115.1
315
507

330

630
135
125

150
15

125
315
507

770

710
135
305.1

270
27

125
510
315

495

30
300

165

70
700

297

450
45

215
135
305.2

2 140
214

305.1
135
710

77

305.2
135
215

88

2 354

7
70

8
80

(b)
Accounts Receivable M Cole
20x4
Jul 3

Service Revenue

GJ1

330

20X4
Jul 1
7
15

Capital
Service revenue
Rent income

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Aug 1

Balance

b/d

Bank
20X4
6 000
Jul 5
770
31
495
7 265
7 100

GJ1

GST paid
20X4
15 July 23

20X4
Jul 5
12
18
Aug 1

Bank

Accounts payable Lantern


GJ1
Publishing
Accounts payable CCD Hardware GJ1
Balance

b/d

115.1

125
Plumbers supplies
Balance

GJ1
c/d

7 265

135

27

28

Accounts payable Lantern


GJ1
Publishing
Accounts payable CCD Hardware GJ1

214
256
241

31

Balance

23

165
7 100

c/d

7
8
241
256

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X4
Jul 18

Accounts payable CCD Hardware GJ1

Aug 1

Balance

b/d

Plant
20X4
2 140 Jul 28
31
2 140
2 060

215
Accounts payable CCD Hardware
Balance

GJ1
c/d

Motor Vehicle
20X4
Jul 1

20X4
Jul 23
31

20X4
Jul 28
31

Capital

Advertising
Balance

Plant
Balance

GJ1

225

18 700

Accounts Payable Lantern Publishing


20X4
GJ1
77 Jul 12
Advertising
c/d
220
297
Aug 1 Balance
Accounts Payable CCD Hardware
20X4
GJ1
88
Jul 18 Plant
C/d
2 266
2 354
Aug 1 Balance
GST collected
20X4
July 3
7
15

Accounts receivable M Cole


Bank
Bank

Service Revenue
20X4
Jul 3 Accounts receivable M Cole
7 Bank

Rent Income
20X4
July 15

305.1
GJ1

297

b/d

297
220
305.2

GJ1

2 354

b/d

2 354
2 266
315

Capital G Barclay
20X4
Jul 1 Assets

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

20X4
Jul 12

Aug 1

Bank

GJ1

Accounts payable Lantern


Publishing

GJ1

Balance

b/d

30
70
45
145
455

GJ1

24 700
507

GJ1
GJ1

300
700
1 000
510

Bank

GJ1

Plumbers Supplies
20X4
Jul 5

80
2 060
2 140

450
630

150
Advertising
20X4
Jul 23
270
31
270
200

24

710
Accounts payable Lantern
Publishing
Balance

GJ1
c/d

70
200
270

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

(c)

Trial Balance of G Barclay as at 31 July 20X4


Debit
$
Accounts receivable M Cole
330
Bank
7 100
GST paid
241
Plant
2 060
Motor vehicle
18 700
Accounts payable Lantern Publishing
Accounts payable CCD Hardware
GST collected
Capital G Barclay
Service revenue
Rent income
Plumbers supplies
150
Advertising
200
28 781
Particulars

Solution 3.12
(a)
General Journal of H Ma
Date
Particulars
20X4
April 1 Motor vehicle
Bank
Capital
Assets introduced at commencement
3 Accounts receivable T Poulos
Courier fees income
GST collected
Invoice no: 421 sent to T Poulos
4 Motor vehicle expenses
GST paid
Accounts payable D Brooks
Invoice 889 received from D Brooks
11 Courier fees income
GST collected
Accounts receivable T Poulos
Credit note no: 188 sent to T Poulos
15 Accounts payable D Brooks
Motor vehicle expenses
GST paid
Received credit note no: 34 from D Brooks
16 Bank
Accounts receivable T Poulos
Refer receipt no: 201 for account paid in full
17 Advertising
GST paid
Accounts payable Daily Planet
Invoice no: 6819 received for advertising
Accounts receivable P Allan
Courier fees income
GST collected
Invoice no: 422 sent to P Allan
20 Accounts payable Daily Planet
Advertising
GST paid
Credit note no: 1318 received for overcharge
21 Motor vehicle expenses
GST paid
Bank
Paid cheque no: 2964 for motor vehicle expenses
23 Accounts receivable P Allan
Courier fees income
GST collected
Invoice no: 423 sent to P Allan
27 Electricity

25

Folio
225
125
455

Credit
$

220
2 266
145
24 700
1 000
450

28 781

Debit
$
30 000
10 000

40 000

115.1
520
315

616

775
135
305.1

240
24

520
315
115.1

200
20

305.1
775
135

66

125
115.1

396

710
135
305.2

390
39

115.2
520
315

1 540

305.2
710
135

77

775
135
125
115.2
520
315
750

Credit
$

560
56

264

220

60
6

396

429

1 400
140

70
7
300
30
330
3 960
3 600
360
330

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

GST paid
Accounts payable Freetown Power Supply
Invoice no: 13174 received for electricity

135
305.3

33
363

(b)

20X4
April 3

General Ledger of H Ma
Accounts Receivable T Poulos
20X4
GJ1
616 April 11 Courier fees income
16 Bank
616

Courier fees income

Accounts Receivable P Allan


20X4
April 17
23

Courier fees income


Courier fees income

GJ1
GJ1

Capital
Accounts receivable T Poulos

GJ1
GJ1

May 1

Balance

b/d

20X4
April 4
17
21
27

May 1

Accounts payable D Brooks


Accounts payable Daily Planet
Bank
Accounts payable Freetown
Power Supply
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

b/d

20X4
April 15
30

20X4
April 20
30

20X4
April 11
30

Capital

GJ1

220
396
616

Folio no: 115.2

10 000
396
10 396
10 066

Folio no: 125

20X4
April 21
30

GST paid
20X4
24
April 15
39
20
30
30
33
126
113

Motor vehicle expenses


Balance

GJ1
c/d

330
10 066
10 396

Folio no: 135


Accounts payable D Brooks
Accounts payable Daily Planet
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Balance

b/d

6
7
113

126
May 1

Motor Vehicle
20X4
April 1

GJ1
GJ1

1 540
3 960
5 500
Bank

20X4
April 1
16

Folio no: 115.1

Folio no: 225

30 000

Accounts Payable D Brooks


20X4
GJ1
66
April 4 Motor vehicle expenses
c/d
198
264
May 1 Balance

Folio no: 305.1

Accounts Payable Daily Planet


20X4
GJ1
77 April 17 Advertising
c/d
352
429
May 1 Balance

Folio no: 305.2

Accounts Payable Freetown Power Supply


20X4
April 27 Electricity

Folio no: 305.3

Motor vehicle expenses


Balance

Advertising
Balance

Accounts receivable T Poulos


Balance

GJ1
c/d

GST collected
20X4
20
April 3
536
17
23
556
May 1

26

GJ1

264

b/d

264
198

GJ1

429

b/d

429
352

GJ1

363

Folio no: 315


Accounts receivable T Poulos
Accounts receivable P Allan
Accounts receivable P Allan

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

56
140
360
556
536

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

Capital
20X4
April 1

20X4
April 11
30

20X4
April 17

May 1

Accounts receivable T Poulos


Balance

Courier fees income


20X4
GJ1
200
April 3
c/d
5 360
17
23
5 560
May 1

Accounts payable Daily Planet

GJ1

Balance

b/d

Advertising
20X4
390 April 20
30
390
320

Folio no: 455


Assets

GJ1

Folio no: 520


Accounts receivable T Poulos
Accounts receivable P Allan
Accounts receivable P Allan

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

20X4
April 4
21
May 1

Accounts payable Freetown


Power Supply

Accounts payable D Brooks


Bank
Balance

GJ1

560
1 400
3 600
5 560
5 360

Folio no: 710


Accounts payable Daily Planet
Balance

Electricity
20X4
April 27

40 000

GJ1
c/d

70
320
390

Folio no: 750

330

Motor Vehicle Expenses


20X4
GJ1
240
April 15 Accounts payable D Brooks
GJ1
300
30 Balance
540
b/d
480

Folio no: 775


GJ1
c/d

(c)
H Ma
Trial Balance as at 30 April 20X4
Folio
Accounts receivable P Allan
115.2
Bank
125
GST paid
135
Motor vehicle
225
Accounts payable D Brooks
305.1
Accounts payable Daily Planet
305.2
Accounts payable Freetown Power Supply
305.3
GST collected
315
Capital
455
Courier fees income
520
Advertising
710
Electricity
750
Motor vehicle expenses
775

27

Debit
5 500
10 066
113
30 000

Credit

198
352
363
536
40 000
5 360
320
330
480
46 809

46 809

60
480
540

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 3.13
(a)
Date
20X6
June 1

12

14

18

21

24

27

General Journal of A Gale


Particulars
Bank
Motor vehicle
Plant & equipment
Loan from Finance Co
Capital
Assets & liabilities introduced
Accounts receivable F Conway
c
GST collected
Recording sale on tax invoice no: 001
Rent
GST paid
Accounts payable R Stubbs
Rent of property. Refer tax invoice no: 386
Service income
GST collecetd account
Accounts receivable F Conway
Overcharge invoice no: 001. See credit note no: 001
Bank
Service income
GST collected
Cash sale. Refer receipt no: 101
Repairs & maintenance
GST paid
Bank
Cash paid for repairs. Refer cheque no: 601
General expenses
GST paid
Accounts payable C Richards
Purchase of laundry material. See tax invoice no: 762
Office furniture
Capital
Additional capital introduced. See voucher no: 1
Accounts payable C Richards
General expenses
GST paid
Adjusting overcharge. Refer credit note no: 122
Advertising
GST paid
Accounts payable PBL Radio
Advertising account. See tax invoice no: 909
Accounts payable R Stubbs
Bank
Payment of account. See cheque no: 602
Accounts receivable Apex Hotels
Service income
GST collected
Recording sale on tax invoice no: 002
Plant & equipment
GST paid
Accounts payable E Dawes
Purchased washing machine. See tax invoice no: 1649

Folio
125
225
220
410
455

Debit
$
10 000
45 000
90 000

GJ1
Credit
$

30 000
115 000

115.1
507
315

198

745
135
305.1

2 000
200

507
315
115.1

30
3

180
18

2 200

33

125
507
315

132

765
135
125

320
32

772
135
305.2

440
44

230
455

900

120
12

352

484

900

305.2
772
135

88

710
135
305.3

520
52

305.1
125

2 200

115.2
507
315

3 410

220
135
305.4

1 640
164

80
8

572

2 200

3 100
310

1 804

(b)

20X6
June 1

July 1

Service income

Balance

General Ledger of A Gale


Accounts Receivable F Conway
20X6
GJ1
198
June 4 Service income
30 Balance
198
b/d
165

28

Folio no: 115.1


GJ1
c/d

33
165
198

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

Accounts Receivable Apex Hotels


20X6
June 24

Service income

GJ1

3 410
Bank

20X6
June 1
6

July 1

20X6
June 2
7
9
18
27
July 1

Capital
Service income

Balance

GJ1
GJ1

10 000
132

Folio no: 125


20X6
June 7
21
30

Repairs & maintenance


Accounts payable R Stubbs
Balance

Accounts payable R Stubbs


Bank
Accounts payable C Richards
Accounts payable PBL Radio
Accounts payable E Dawes

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Capital
Accounts payable E Dawes

GST paid
20X6
200
June 14
32
30
44
52
164
492
484

GJ1
GJ1

Capital

GJ1

Accounts payable C Richards


Balance

20X6
June 21

20X6
June 14
30

20X6
June 4
30

GJ1
c/d

8
484

492

Folio no: 220

90 000
1 640
91 640
Folio no: 225

45 000
Office Furniture

20X6
June 1

352
2 200
7 580
10 132

Folio no: 135

Motor Vehicles
20X6
June 1

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

10 132
7 580

b/d

Plant and Equipment


20X6
June 1
27

Folio no: 115.2

Folio no: 230

Capital

GJ1

Folio no: 305.1

Bank

Accounts Payable R Stubbs


20X6
GJ1
2 200 June 20 Rent paid
Accounts Payable C Richards
20X6
GJ1
88
June 9 General expenses
c/d
396
484
July 1 Balance

Folio no: 305.2

Accounts Payable PBL Radio


20X6
June 18 Advertising

Folio no: 305.3

Accounts Payable E Dawes


20X6
June 27 Plant & equipment

Folio no: 305.4

General expenses
Balance

Accounts receivable F Conway


Balance

GJ1
c/d

900

GST collected
20X6
3 June 1
337
6
24

29

GJ1

2 200

GJ1

484

b/d

484
396

GJ1

GJ1

572

1 804

Folio no: 315


Accounts receivable F Conway
Bank
Accounts receivable Apex

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

18
12
310

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Hotels
340
July 1

Balance

Loan from Finance Co


20X6
June 1 Capital
Capital
20X6
June 1
12

20X6
June 4
30

Accounts receivable F Conway


Balance

GJ1
c/d

Service income
20X6
30 June 1
3 370
6
21

Folio no: 410


GJ1

Assets & liabilities


Office furniture

GJ1
GJ1

115 000
900
115 900

Folio no: 507


Accounts receivable F Conway
Bank
Accounts receivable Apex
Hotels

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

180
120
3 100

Balance

b/d

3 400
3 370

Advertising
20X6
June 18

Accounts payable PBL Radio

GJ1

Folio no: 710

520
Rent Paid

20X6
June 2

Accounts payable E Stubbs

GJ1

Folio no: 745

2 000
Repairs & Maintenance

20X6
June 7

20X6
June 9

July 1

Bank

Accounts payable C Richards

Balance

GJ1

30 000

Folio no: 455

3 400
July 1

340
337

b/d

Folio no: 765

320

General Expenses
20X6
GJ1
440 June 14
30
440
b/d
360

Folio no: 772


Accounts payable C Richards
Balance

GJ1
c/d

(c)
A Gale
Trial balance as at 30 June 20X6
Folio
115.1
115.2
125
135
220
225
230
305.2
305.3
305.4
315
410
455
507
710
745
765
772

Accounts receivable F Conway


Accounts receivable Apex Hotels
Bank
GST paid
Plant & equipment
Motor vehicles
Office furniture
Accounts payable C Richards
Accounts payable PBL Radio
Accounts payable E Dawes
GST collected
Loan from Finance Co
Capital
Service income
Advertising
Rent paid
Repairs & maintenance
General expenses

30

Debit
165
3 410
7 580
484
91 640
45 000
900

Credit

396
572
1 804
337
30 000
115 900
3 370
520
2 000
320
360
152 379

152 379

80
360
440

Chapter 3: Service Industry Accounting

Solution 3.14
Debit
$
2 600
14 000

Cash at bank
Inventory
Accounts payable J Smith
Motor vehicle
Loan from Candid Finance Co
GST paid
Capital

Credit
$

2 100*
28 000
10 000
500
45 100

33 000
45 100

* Account with error


Solution 3.15
Trial Balance of T Nguyen as at 7 September 20X7
Debit
$
Plant
60 000
Bank
44 000
Accounts payable L Paper
Capital T Nguyen
Fees income
Office supplies
5 000
109 000

Credit
$

5 000
60 000
44 000
109 000

Solution 3.16
Sara Bos Trial Balance as at 7 February 20X4
Debit
$
Bank
18 000
Accounts receivable P Raise
6 500
Accounts payable C Cumber
Capital Sara Bos
Fees income
Office supplies
13 000
37 500
* Account containing error

Credit
$

13 000
18 000
6 500*
37 500

Solution 3.17
Debit
$
Bank overdraft
Capital
Fees income
Premises
Office equipment
Interest expense
Plumbers supplies
Mortgage on premises
Donations
Delivery expenses
Electricity
Salaries & wages
Rent income
Shares in PMA Ltd
GST collected
Petty cash
Accounts receivable (A Brown)
Accounts payable (D Jones)

Credit
$
5 450*
80 515*
120 300*

125 500*
13 390
5 995*
7 820
37 750
390
950
450
20 800
12 000*
88 000
9 680
100
3 500*
266 895

* Accounts with errors

31

1 200
266 895

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 3.18
(a)
W Mason
Income Statement
for year ended 30 June 20X7
Revenue
Fees income
Expenses
Advertising
Electricity
Wages

29 000
1 800
590
8 200

Net Profit

10 590
18 410

(b)

Assets
Accounts receivable L Thompson
Bank
GST paid
Motor vehicle

900
19 000
1 400
27 000

W Mason
Balance sheet
as at 30 June 20X7
Liabilities
Accounts payable W Knox
GST collected
Loan from Shark Arm Ltd

1 800
4 200
14 000
20 000

Owners Equity
Capital
Net profit

48 300

9 890
18 410
28 300
48 300

48 300
(c)
W Mason
Balance Sheet
as at 30 June 20X7

Less

Assets
Accounts receivable L Thompson
Bank
GST paid
Motor vehicle
Total Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable W Knox
GST collected
Loan from Shark Arm Ltd
Total Liabilities
Net assets
Owners Equity
Capital
Net profit

900
19 000
1 400
27 000
48 300
1 800
4 200
14 000
20 000
28 300
9 890
18 410
28 300

Solution 3.19
(a)
Souvla & Sons Surveyors
Income Statement
for year ended 30 June 20X8
Revenue
Fees income
Interest income
Expenses
Insurance
Salaries & wages
Telephone
Postage
Motor vehicle expenses
Net Profit

197 000
2 000
1 100
38 000
1 700
660
25 800

32

199 000

67 260
131 740

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(b)

Assets
Accounts receivable G Stains
Bank
Petty cash
GST paid
Motor vehicles
Plant & equipment
Cash on fixed deposit

Souvla & Sons Surveyors


Balance Sheet
as at 30 June 20X8
Liabilities
1 760
Accounts payable D Note
8 600
GST collected
500
Owners Equity
2 800
88 000
Capital
24 000
Net profit
20 000
145 660
145 660

940
5 820
6 760
7 160
131 740
138 900
145 660

(c)
Souvla & Sons Surveyors
Balance Sheet
as at 30 June 20X8

Less

Assets
Accounts receivable G Stains
Bank
Petty cash
GST paid
Motor vehicles
Plant & equipment
Cash on fixed deposit
Total Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable D Mote
GST collected
Total liabilities
Net Assets
Owners Equity
Capital
Net Profit

$
1 760
8 600
500
2 800
88 000
24 000
20 000

145 660
940
5 820
6 760
138 900
7 160
131 740

138 900

Solution 3.20
(a)
I Cleanem
Income Statement
for year ended 30 June 20X7
Revenue
Sales
Commission income
Expenses
Advertising
Salaries & wages
Light & power
Telephone
Repairs & maintenance
General expenses
Motor vehicle expenses
Interest expense
Net Loss

$
89 000
1 300
3 800
58 000
16 200
3 100
3 900
4 100
2 700
3 600

$
90 300

95 400
(5 100)

(b)
I Cleanem
Balance sheet
as at 30 June 20X7

Less

Assets
Accounts receivable Gosport Hotel
Premises
Plant & equipment
Motor vehicle
Total Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable Gilbert Chemicals
GST collected

$
1 620
120 000
40 000
26 000

187 620
4 000
5 600

33

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Loan from Snide Finance Company


Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Owners Equity
Capital
Net Loss

30 000
39 600
148 020
153 120
(5 100)

34

148 020

CHAPTER 4

RETAIL INDUSTRY ACCOUNTING


USING PERPETUAL & PERIODIC
INVENTORY
GENERAL JOURNAL,
GENERAL LEDGER, TRIAL BALANCE
AND INTRODUCTION TO
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Solution 4.2
(a)
Capital

Inventory
20 000

GJ1

Folio no: 110

Capital
Inventory

GJ1

Folio no: 455


20 000

(b)
Bank

Bank

Inventory
3 000

GJ1

GJ1

Folio no: 110

GST paid
300

Folio no: 135

Bank
Inventory

GJ1

Folio no: 125


3 300

(c)
GJ1

Inventory
5 000

Folio no: 110

Accounts payable K Cole

GJ1

GST paid
500

Folio no: 135

Accounts payable K Cole

Accounts Payable K Cole


Inventory

43

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1
5 500

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

(d) includes (c) above


Inventory
Accounts payable K Cole

GJ1

5 000

Balance

b/d

5 000
3 200

Folio no: 110


Accounts payable K Cole
Balance

GJ1
c/d

GST paid
Accounts payable K Cole

GJ1

500

Balance

b/d

500
320

Folio no: 135


Accounts payable K Cole
Balance

Accounts Payable K Cole


Inventory
Balance

GJ1
c/d

1 800
3 200
5 000

1 980
3 520
5 500

GJ1
c/d

180
320
500

Folio no: 305.1

Inventory

GJ1

5 500

Balance

b/d

5 500
3 520

Solution 4.4
(a)
Inventory
Accounts payable J Kallis
Cost of goods sold

GJ1
GJ1

4 000
50

Balance

b/d

4 050
3 170

Folio no: 110


Cost of goods sold
Cost of goods sold
Drawings
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

320
350
210
3 170
4 050

(b)
Cost of Good Sold
Inventory
Inventory

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

320
350
670
620

Folio no: 600

Inventory
Balance

GJ1
c/d

50
620
670

Solution 4.6
General Journal
Particulars
20X7
Jun 30
(a)

(b)

Cost of goods sold


Inventory
Adjusting inventory account to physical stocktake
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Adjusting inventory account to physical stocktake

44

Debit
$

Credit
$

880
880
220
220

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

Solution 4.8
(a)
General Journal of R Stuart
Date
20X7
May 1

13

17

24

Particulars

GJ1
Folio

Bank

125
455

Capital
Cash introduced as capital at commencement
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable R Wood
Goods purchased on credit
Bank
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold for cash
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Recording cost of goods sold
Inventory
GST paid
Bank
Goods purchased for cash
Accounts receivable F Han
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Recording cost of goods sold
Sales
GST collected
Bank
Return of goods from a cash sale
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Recording cost of goods returned
Sales
GST collected
Accounts receivable F Han
Return of goods sold on credit
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Recording cost of goods returned

110
135
305.1

Debit
$
22 000

22 000
1 000
100
1 100

125
315
505

880

600
110

480

110
135
125

1 430
143

80
800

480

1 573

115.1
315
505

935

600
110

510

505
315
125

80
8

110
600

48

505
315
115.1
110
600

Credit
$

85
850

510

88

48
120
12
132
72
72

(b)

20X7
May 3
9
17
24

Accounts payable R Wood


Bank
Cost of goods sold
Cost of goods sold

June 1 Balance

20X7
May 13 Sales

June 1 Balance

General Ledger of R Stuart


Inventory
20X7
GJ1
1 000 May 6 Cost of goods sold
GJ1
1 430
13 Cost of goods sold
GJ1
48
31 Balance
GJ1
72
2 550
b/d
1 560
Accounts Receivable F Han
20X7
GJ1
935 May 24 Sales
31 Balance
935
b/d
803

45

Folio no: 110


GJ1
GJ1
c/d

480
510
1 560
2 550

Folio no: 115.1


GJ1
c/d

132
803
935

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X7
May 1
6

Capital
Sales

GJ1
GJ1

June 1

Balance

b/d

Bank
20X7
22 000 May 9
880
17
31
22 880
21 219

Folio no: 125


Inventory
Sales
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

GST paid
20X7
May 3
9

Accounts payable R Wood


Bank

GJ1
GJ1

Folio no: 135

100
143
243

Accounts Payable R Wood


20X7
May 3 Inventory

20X7
May 17
24
31

Bank
Accounts receivable F Han
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

1 573
88
21 219
22 880

GST collected
20X7
8
May 6
12
13
145

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1

1 100

Folio no: 315


Bank
Accounts receivable F Han

GJ1
GJ1

80
85

Balance

b/d

165
145

165
June 1
Capital
20X7
May 1

20X7
May 17 Bank
24 Accounts receivable F Han
31 Balance

20X7
May 6
13

Inventory
Inventory

June 1

Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Folio no: 455


Bank

GJ1

Sales
20X7
80 May 6 Bank
120
13 Accounts receivable F Han
1 450
1 650
June 1 Balance

Cost of Goods Sold


20X7
GJ1
480 May 17 Inventory
GJ1
510
24 Inventory
31 Balance
990
b/d
870

22 000

Folio no: 505


GJ1
GJ1

b/d

800
850
1 650
1 450

Folio no: 600


GJ1
GJ1
c/d

48
72
870
990

(c)
Trial balance of R Stuart
as at 31 May 20X7
Debit
1 560
803
21 219
243

Inventory
Accounts receivable F Han
Bank
GST paid
Accounts payable R Wood
GST collected
Capital
Sales
Cost of goods sold

Credit

1 100
145
22 000
1 450
870
24 695

46

24 695

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

Solution 4.10
(a)
Date
20X5
May 1

11

13

16

19

22

27

General Journal of P Brock


Particulars
Inventory
Bank
Accounts receivable J Kirby
Office equipment
Capital
Assets introduced at commencement
Bank
Accounts receivable J Kirby
Received on account
Accounts receivable R Preston
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Recording cost of goods sold
Rent expense
GST paid
Bank
Drew cheque for rent
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable G Poulos
Goods bought on credit
Sales
GST collected
Accounts receivable J Kirby
Return of goods sold on credit
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Recording cost of goods returned
Drawings
GST paid
Inventory
Goods withdrawn for personal use
Accounts payable G Poulos
GST paid
Inventory
Credit note received for overcharge
Drawings
Bank
Payment for daughters school fees
Wages
Bank
Drew cheque for casual wages

Folio
110
125
115.1
230
455

GJ1
Credit
$

Debit
$
17 000
5 000
1 200
3 400

26 600

125
115.1

700

115.2
315
505

539

600
110

294

745
135
125

1 200
120

110
135
305.1

1 770
177

505
315
115.1

110
11

700

49
490

294

1 320

1 947

121

110
600

66

460
135
110

187

305.1
135
110

110

460
125

600

740
125

375

66

17
170

10
100

600

375

(b)

20X5
May 1
11
13

Capital
Accounts payable G Poulos
Cost of goods sold

Jun 1

Balance

General Ledger of P Brock


Inventory
20X5
GJ1
17 000
May 4 Cost of goods sold
GJ1
1 770
16 Drawings
GJ1
66
19 Accounts payable G Poulos
31 Balance
18 836
b/d
18 272

47

Folio no: 110


GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

294
170
100
18 272
18 836

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X5
May 1

Capital

Jun 1

Balance

Accounts Receivable J Kirby


20X5
GJ1
1 200
May 2 Bank
13 Sales
31 Balance
1 200
b/d
379
Accounts Receivable R Preston

20X5
May 4

Sales

GJ1

Bank
Capital
Accounts receivable J Kirby

GJ1
GJ1

5 000
700

Jun 1

Balance

b/d

5 700
3 405

Bank
Accounts payable G Poulos

GJ1
GJ1

Jun 1

Balance

b/d

Capital

20X5
May 19 Inventory
31 Balance

20X5
May 13
31

Accounts receivable J Kirby


Balance

GJ1

GST paid
20X5
120
May 16
177
19
31
297
270

Rent expense
Drawings
Wages
Balance

Drawings
Accounts payable G Poulos
Balance

GST collected
20X5
GJ1
11 May 4
c/d
38
49
Jun 1

GJ1
c/d

1 320
600
375
3 405
5 700

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

17
10
270
297

Folio no: 230

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1

1 947

b/d

1 947
1 837

Folio no: 315


Accounts receivable R Preston

GJ1

49

Balance

b/d

49
38

Folio no: 455


Assets

Drawings

20X5
May 13 Accounts receivable J Kirby
31 Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Folio no: 135

Accounts Payable G Poulos


20X5
GJ1
110 May 11 Inventory
c/d
1 837
1 947
June 1 Balance

GJ1
GJ1

Folio no: 115.2

3 400

Capital
20X5
May 1

20X5
May 16 Inventory
22 Bank

700
121
379
1 200

Folio no: 125


20X5
May 8
22
27
31

Office Equipment
20X5
May 1

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

539

20X5
May 1
2

20X5
May 8
11

Folio no: 115.1

GJ1

26 600

Folio no: 460

187
600
787

Sales
20X5
110
May 4
380
490

48

Folio no: 505


Accounts receivable R Preston

GJ1

490
490

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

June 1

20X5
May 4

Inventory

GJ1

June 1

Balance

b/d

Balance

b/d

Cost of Goods Sold


20X5
294
May13 Inventory
31 Balance
294
228

Folio no: 600


GJ1
c/d

Wages
20X5
May 27

Bank

GJ1

Bank

GJ1

66
228
294

Folio no: 740

375
Rent Expense

20X5
May 8

380

Folio no: 745

1 200

(c)
Trial balance of P Brock
as at 31 May 20X5
Debit
18 272
379
539
3 405
270
3 400

Inventory
Accounts receivable J Kirby
Accounts receivable R Preston
Bank
GST paid
Office equipment
Accounts payable G Poulos
GST collected
Capital
Drawings
Sales
Cost of goods sold
Wages
Rent expense

Credit

1 837
38
26 600
787
380
228
375
1 200
28 855

49

28 855

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 4.12
(a)
Date
20X7
May 1

10

14

16

19

21

25

31

General Journal of T Harrison


Particulars
Inventory
Accounts receivable B Brown
Land & buildings
Motor vehicles
Accounts payable F Ferris
Bank
GST collected
Capital
Assets & liabilities at commencement
Bank
Accounts receivable B Brown
Cash received for amount owing
Accounts receivable B Brown
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Recording of cost of goods sold
Bank
GST collected
Rent income
Received rent owing
Bank
GST collected
Motor vehicle
Motor vehicle sold at book value for cash
Motor vehicle
GST paid
Accounts payable Apex Motors
Bought motor vehicle on credit
Stationery
GST paid
Bank
Paid cash for stationery
Sales
GST collected
Accounts receivable B Brown
Return of goods sold on credit
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Recording cost of goods returned
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable C Castle
Goods bought on credit
Bank
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold for cash
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Recording cost of goods sold
Accounts payable C Castle
GST paid
Inventory
Received credit note for overcharge
GST collected
Bank
Outstanding amount paid

Folio
110
115.1
205
225
305.1
125
315
455

1 245

115.1
315
505

3 190

600
110

1 595

125
315
510

3 300

125
315
225

22 000

225
135
305.2

33 000
3 300

1 245

290
2 900

1 595

300
3 000

2 000
20 000

36 300

762
135
125

500
50

505
315
115.1

220
22

110
600

121

550

242

121

110
135
305.3

6 000
600

125
315
505

8 580

600
110

4 290

315
125

GJ1
Credit
$

3 890
5 900
3 675
345 780

125
115.1

305.3
135
110

50

Debit
$
37 000
1 245
278 000
43 000

6 600

780
7 800

4 290
407
37
370
3 675
3 675

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

(b)

20X7
May 1 Capital
16 Cost of goods sold
19 Accounts payable C Castle

June 1 Balance

20X7
May 1 Capital
3 Sales

June 1 Balance

General Ledger of T Harrison


Inventory
20X7
GJ1
37 000
May 3 Cost of goods sold
GJ1
121
21 Cost of goods sold
GJ1
6 000
25 Accounts payable C Castle
31 Balance
43 121
b/d
36 866
Accounts Receivable B Brown
20X7
GJ1
1 245
May 2 Bank
GJ1
3 190
16 Sales
31 Balance
4 435
b/d
2 948

Folio no: 110


GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Folio no: 115.1


GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Bank
20X7
May 2
6
8
21

Accounts receivable B Brown


Rent income
Motor vehicle
Sales

June 1 Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
b/d

20X7
May 10 Accounts payable Apex Motors GJ1
14 Bank
GJ1
19 Accounts payable C Castle
GJ1
June 1 Balance

b/d

GST paid
20X7
3 300
May 25
50
31
600
3 950
3 913

Capital
Stationery
GST collected
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

GJ1

20X7
May 1 Capital
GJ1
10 Accounts payable Alex Motors GJ1
June 1 Balance

b/d

Accounts payable C Castle


Balance

GJ1
c/d

37
3 913
3 950

Folio no: 205

278 000

Motor Vehicles
20X7
43 000
May 8
33 000
31
76 000
56 000

Folio no: 225


Bank
Balance

Accounts Payable F Ferris


20X7
May 1 Capital
Accounts Payable Apex Motors
20X7
May 10 Motor vehicle

20X7
May 25 Inventory
31 Balance

5 900
550
3 675
25 000
35 125

Folio no: 135

Land & Buildings


20X7
May 1 Capital

1 245
242
2 948
4 435

Folio no: 125


20X7
May 1
14
31

1 245
3 300
22 000
8 580
35 125
25 000

1 595
4 290
370
36 866
43 121

Accounts Payable C Castle


20X7
GJ1
407 May 19 Inventory
c/d
6 193
6 600
June 1 Balance

51

GJ1
c/d

20 000
56 000
76 000

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1

3 890

Folio no: 305.2


GJ1

36 300

Folio no: 305.3


GJ1

6 600

b/d

6 600
6 193

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X7
May 16 Accounts receivable B Brown
31 Bank
31 Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

GST collected
20X7
22
May 1
3 675
3
3 348
6
8
21
7 045
June 1
Capital
20X7
May 1

20X7
May 16 Accounts receivable B Brown GJ1
31 Balance
c/d

Sales
20X7
220
May 3
10 480
21
10 700
June 1
Rent Income
20X7
May 6

20X7
May 3 Inventory
21 Inventory
June 1 Balance

Folio no: 315


Capital
Accounts receivable B Brown
Bank
Bank
Bank

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Folio no: 455


Assets & liabilities

Accounts receivable B Brown


Bank

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Bank

GJ1

GJ1
c/d

121
5 764
5 885

Folio no: 762

(c)
Trial balance of T Harrison
as at 31 May 20X7
Debit
36 866
2 948
25 000
3 913
278 000
56 000

Credit

3 890
36 300
6 193
3 348
345 780
10 480
3 000
5 764
500
408 991

52

3 000

Folio no: 600

500

Inventory
Accounts receivable B Brown
Bank
GST paid
Land & buildings
Motor vehicles
Accounts payable F Ferris
Accounts payable Apex Motors
Accounts payable C Castle
GST collected
Capital
Sales
Rent income
Cost of goods sold
Stationery

2 900
7 800
10 700
10 480

Folio no: 510

Cost of Goods Sold


20X7
GJ1
1 595 May 16 Inventory
GJ1
4 290
31 Balance
5 885
b/d
5 764

GJ1

GJ1 345 780


Folio no: 505

Stationery
20X7
May 14 Bank

3 675
290
300
2 000
780
7 045
3 348

408 991

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

Solution 4.14
(a)
Date
20X4
April 1

10

14

19

26

General Journal of S Khan


Particulars
Bank

GJ1
Folio
125
455

Capital
Cash introduced as capital at commencement
Purchases
GST paid
Accounts payable J James
Goods purchased on credit
Bank
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold for cash
Purchases
GST paid
Bank
Goods purchased for cash
Accounts receivable N Kelly
GST collected
Sales
Goods sold on credit
Drawings
GST paid
Purchases
Goods withdrawn for personal use
Sales
GST collected
Accounts receivable N Kelly
Return of goods sold on credit

600
135
305.1

Debit
$
30 000

Credit
$
30 000

1 800
180
1 980

125
315
505

880

600
135
125

780
78

115.1
315
505

583

460
135
600

187

505
315
115.1

100
10

80
800

858

53
530

17
170

110

(b)

20X4
April 14 Sales

May 1 Balance

General Ledger of S Khan


Accounts Receivable N Kelly
20X4
GJ1
583 April 26 Sales
30 Balance
583
b/d
473

20X4
April 1
8

Capital
Sales

GJ1
GJ1

May 1

Balance

b/d

20X4
April 5
10

Accounts payable J James


Bank

GJ1
GJ1

May 1

Balance

b/d

Bank
20X4
30 000 April 10 Purchases
880
30 Balance
30 880
30 022
GST paid
20X4
180 April 19 Drawings
78
30 Balance
258
241

Accounts Payable J James


20X4
April 5 Purchases

20X4
April 26
30

Accounts receivable N Kelly


Balance

GJ1
c/d

GST collected
20X4
10
April 8 Bank
123
14 Accounts receivable N Kelly
133

53

Folio no: 115.1


GJ1
c/d

110
473
583

Folio no: 125


GJ1
c/d

858
30 022
30 880

Folio no: 135


GJ1
c/d

17
241
258

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1

1 980

Folio no: 315


GJ1
GJ1

80
53
133

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

May 1

Balance

b/d

Capital
20X4
April 1 Bank

Folio no: 455


GJ1

Drawings
20X4
April 17 Purchases

GJ1

20X4
April 26 Accounts receivable N Kelly
30 Balance

GJ1
c/d

20X4
April 5 Accounts payable J James
10 Bank

GJ1
GJ1

May 1 Balance

b/d

123

30 000

Folio no: 460

187
Sales
20X4
100
April 8 Bank
1 230
14 Accounts receivable N Kelly
1 330
May 1 Balance
Purchases
20X4
1 800 April 19
780
30
2 580
2 410

Folio no: 505


GJ1
GJ1
b/d

800
530
1 330
1 230

Folio no: 600


Drawings
Balance

GJ1
c/d

170
2 410
2 580

(c)
Trial balance of S Khan
as at 30 April 20X4
Debit
473
30 022
241

Accounts receivable N Kelly


Bank
GST paid
Accounts payable J James
GST collected
Capital
Drawings
Sales
Purchases

Credit

1 980
123
30 000
187
1 230
2 410
33 333

33 333

Solution 4.16
(a)
Perrin and Sons
Income Statement for period ending 30 June 20X7
$
Sales
Less Cost of goods sold
Gross profit
Add Other income
Interest income

$
123 500
38 900
84 600

1 100
1 100
85 700

Less Expenses
Freight outwards
Advertising
Salaries & wages
Postage & telephone
Motor vehicle expenses

2 250
3 690
21 480
2 800
10 560
40 780
44 920

Net profit

54

Chapter 4: Retail Industry Accounting using Perpetual Inventory

(b)
Perrin and Sons
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 20X7

Less

Assets
Inventory
Bank
Accounts receivable S Hume
Petty cash
GST paid
Motor vehicle
Computer equipment
Total Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable M Brown
GST collected
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Owners Equity
Capital
Net profit

3 500
2 900
640
200
620
42 000
11 400
61 260
880
3 440
4 320
56 940
12 020
44 920
56 940

55

CHAPTER 5

SPECIAL TRANSACTIONS
Solution 5.2
Date
20X5
Jan 1

General Journal of B Murphy


Particulars
Inventory
Accounts receivable P OBrien
Land
Buildings
Accounts payable S ORourke
Bank
Loan Advance Finance Co
14% Mortgage on buildings
Capital B Murphy
Assets and liabilities on commencement of business

Debit

Credit

18 800
11 000
50 000
140 000
8 500
4 600
14 000
38 000
154 700

Solution 5.4
Date
20X4
Sep 1

General Journal of G Williams


Particulars

Inventory
Bank
Capital
Assets and liabilities on commencement of business
Sep 15 Office furniture
Computers
Capital
Additional capital introduced

Debit

Credit

2 200
12 800
15 000
10 780
2 860
13 640

Solution 5.6
Date
20X1
Oct 1

15

General Journal of E Ball


Particulars
Bank
Loan Tiger Finance Co
Capital
Capital introduced at commencement
Inventory
Furniture and fittings
Motor vehicle
Office equipment
Goodwill
Vendor G Jack
Purchase of business as a going concern
Vendor G Jack
Bank
Discharge of purchase consideration

Debit

Credit

80 000
40 000
40 000
6 000
14 000
20 000
5 000
5 000
50 000
50 000
50 000

Solution 5.8
Date
20X6
April 1

15

General Journal of G Monty


Particulars
Drawings
Bank
Drew cheque for refrigerator for private use
Drawings

Debit

Credit

1 200
1 200
450

65

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Bank
Drew cheque for repairs to private motor vehicle

450

Solution 5.10
General Journal of R Clarke
Particulars

Date
20X8
Oct 20

Motor vehicle
GST paid
Bank
Accounts payable Mann Motors P/L
Purchase of motor vehicle on credit after payment of cash deposit
Office furniture
GST paid
Bank
Cash purchase of office furniture

31

Debit

Credit

40 000
4 000
2 200
41 800
1 100
110
1 210

Solution 5.12
General Journal of I Doyle
Particulars

Date
20X6
Aug 3

Bank
GST collected
Office furniture
Office furniture sold for book value
Accounts receivable P Jones
GST collected
Motor vehicle
Motor vehicle sold for book value

15

Debit

Credit

792
72
720
18 260
1 660
16 600

Solution 5.14
General Journal of P Jones
Particulars

Date
20X1
Nov 1

Drawings
Inventory
GST paid
Goods withdrawn for private use
Accounts receivable H Miller
Office equipment
GST collected
Sold office equipment on credit
Plant
Capital
Plant introduced as additional capital
Motor vehicle
GST paid
Bank
Accounts payable M V Retailers
Purchase of motor vehicle on credit after payment of cash deposit

15

Debit

Credit

275
250
25
187
170
17
3 850
3 850
15 000
1 500
2 500
14 000

Solution 5.16
Date
(a)

(b)

General Journal of A Rowe


Particulars

Debit

Accounts Receivable R Clarke


GST collected
Late fee income
Late fee due on overdue account
Late fee expense
GST paid
Accounts payable R Little
Expenses incurred due to account overlooked

Credit
55
5
50
30
3
33

Solution 5.18
Date
(a)

General Journal of M Tee


Particulars
Late fee expense
GST paid

Debit

Credit
60
6

66

Chapter 5: Special Transactions

(b)

Accounts payable Optical Ltd


Expenses incurred due to account overlooked
Accounts Receivable Local Mart
GST collected
Late fee income
Late fee due on overdue account

66
121
11
110

Solution 5.20
Date
20X3
May 5

10

12

General Journal of H Hamp


Particulars
Bank
Accounts receivable A Munce
Part payment of account
Bank
Sales
GST collected
Cash sale
Accounts receivable A Munce
Bank
Dishonour of cheque received May 5
Sales
GST collected
Bank
Dishonour of cheque received May 7
Bank charges
Bank
Bank charges incurred when cheque dishonoured
Accounts receivable A Munce
Bank charges
Bank charges incurred due to cheque dishonoured

Debit

Credit

1 700
1 700
1 034
940
94
1 700
1 700
940
94
1 034
70
70
70
70

Solution 5.22
(a)
Date
20X5
June 3

General Journal of C Need


Particulars
Bank
Accounts receivable G Scimone
Cheque received for payment of account
Accounts receivable G Scimone
Bank
Cheque received on June 3 dishonoured
Bank charges
Bank
Bank charges incurred for dishonoured cheque
Accounts receivable G Scimone
Bank charges
Bank charges incurred when cheque dishonoured

Debit

Credit

2 200
2 200
2 200
2 200
45
45
45
45

(b)
20X5
June 1
7

July 1

Balance
Bank (cheque dishonoured)
Bank charges
Balance

Accounts Receivable G Scimone


20X5
b/d
2 200 June 3 Bank
2 200
30 Balance
45
4 445
b/d
2 245

c/d

2 200
2 245
4 445

Solution 5.24
(a)
Date
20X2
June 30

General Journal of M Wilson


Particulars
Bad debts
GST collected

Debit
1 200
120

67

Credit

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Accounts receivable R Thompson


Bad debt written off

1 320

(b)
20X2
Jan 15

Balance

Accounts Receivable R Thompson


20X2
b/d
1 320
June 30
Bad debts
GST collected
1 320

1 200
120
1 320

Solution 5.26
(a)
Date
20X9
Feb 25

General Journal of M Metzger


Particulars
Bank
Accounts receivable D Spriggs
Cash received for part payment of account (4 180 x $0.20)
Bad debts
GST collected
Accounts receivable D Spriggs
Bad debt written off

Debit

Credit

836
836
3 040
304
3 344

(b)

20X8
Nov 1

Sales

Accounts Receivable D Spriggs


20X9
4 180 Feb 25 Bank
Bad debts
4 180

836
3 344
4 180

Solution 5.28
(a)
General Journal of J Brown
Particulars

Date
20X2
Jun 30

Bad debts
GST collected
Accounts receivable J Cassidy
Bad debt written off
Accounts receivable J Cassidy
GST collected
Bad debts recovered
Part bad debt previously written off now received
Bank
Accounts receivable J Cassidy
Cash received for amount owing

Nov 3

Debit

Credit

5 760
576
6 336
1 584
144
1 440
1 584
1 584

(b)
20X2
April 3

Sales

Nov 3

Bad debts recovered

Accounts Receivable J Cassidy


20X2
6 336 June 30 Bad debts
1 584

Nov 3

6 336

Bank

1 584

Solution 5.30
Date

General Journal of A Mitchell


Particulars
Accounts payable B Kennedy
Accounts receivable B Kennedy
Contra account
Accounts payable B Kennedy
Bank
Payment of balance of account

Debit
1 800

Credit
1 800

1 900
1 900

68

Chapter 5: Special Transactions

Solution 5.32
(a) & (b)
Date
20X3
July 1

14

21

27

31

General Journal Leon Tevlet


Particulars
Land & buildings
Plant & equipment
Inventory
Bank
Accounts receivable W Vilson
Accounts receivable V Linall
GST paid
Accounts payable I Macano
Accounts payable K Tinto
Capital
Assets and liabilities introduced at commencement
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable M Jolski
Purchase of goods on credit
Accounts receivable N Rand
Sales
GST collected
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Cost of goods sold to N Rand
Motor vehicles
GST paid
Bank
Accounts payable Morgan Motors
Purchase of motor vehicle with a cash deposit
Bank
Sales
GST collected
Goods sold for cash
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Cost of goods sold for cash
Accounts payable M Jolski
Inventory
GST paid
Credit note received for overcharge
Drawings
Inventory
GST paid
Stock drawn for private use
Bank
Accounts receivable V Linall
Cheque received for amount owing
Plant & equipment
GST paid
Accounts payable B Sooth
Plant & equipment bought on credit
Accounts payable B Sooth
Plant & equipment
GST collected
Trade-in allowed on purchase of new plant
Late fee expense
GST paid
Accounts payable I Macano
Late fee charged on overdue account
Bank
Accounts receivable N Rand
Cheque received for amount owing
Accounts receivable N Rand

69

Debit

Credit

185 632
750
17 256
4 368
3 900
1 935
2 100
2 736
1 871
211 334
350
35
385
880
800
80
460
460
21 360
2 136
3 496
20 000
4 697
4 270
427
2 380
2 380
22
20
2
330
300
30
1 935
1 935
1 350
135
1 485
550
500
50
110
11
121
847
847
847

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Date

Particulars
Bank
Recording N Rands cheque dishonoured

Debit

Credit
847

(c)

20X3
July 1
2

Aug 1

20X3
July 1

20X3
July 1

Capital
Accounts payable M Jolski

Balance

General Ledger of Leon Tevlet


Inventory
20X3
17 256
July 2 Cost of goods sold
350
4 Cost of goods sold
5 Accounts payable M Jolski
7 Drawings
31 Balance
17 606
b/d
14 446

Capital

Accounts Receivable W Vilson


20X3
3 900
July 1

Capital

Accounts Receivable V Linall


20X3
1 935
July 9 Bank

20X3
July 2
31

Sales
Bank

Aug 1

Balance

20X3
July 1
4
9
27

Capital
Sales
Accounts receivable V Linall
Accounts receivable N Rand

Aug 1

Balance

Accounts Receivable N Rand


20X3
880 July 27 Bank
847
31 Balance
1 727
b/d
880

b/d

20X3
July 1
2
3
14
21

Capital
Accounts payable M Jolski
Accounts payable Morgan Motors
Accounts payable B Sooth
Accounts payable I Macano

Aug 1

Balance

b/d

Bank
20X3
4 368
July 3
4 697
31
1 935
847
11 847
7 504
GST paid
20X3
2 100
July 5
35
7
2 136
135
11
31
4 417
4 385

c/d

1 935

c/d

Motor vehicle
Accounts receivable N Rand
Balance

847
880
1 727

3 496
847
c/d

Accounts payable M Jolski


Drawings

Balance

460
2 380
20
300
14 446
17 606

7 504
11 847

2
30

c/d

4 385
4 417

Land and Buildings


20X3
July 1

20X3
July 1
14
Aug 1

Capital

185 632

Plant and Equipment


20X3
750 July 14 Accounts payable B Sooth
1 350
31 Balance
2 100
b/d
1 600

Capital
Accounts payable B Sooth
Balance

Motor Vehicle
20X3
July 3

Accounts payable Morgan Motors

21 360

Accounts Payable I Macano

70

c/d

500
1 600
2 100

Chapter 5: Special Transactions

20X3
July 1
21

20X3
July 5
31

Inventory
Balance

Capital
Late fee expense

2 736
121
2 857

Accounts Payable M Jolski


20X3
22
July 2 Inventory
c/d
363
385
Aug 1 Balance

385
385
363

b/d

Accounts Payable Morgan Motors Ltd


20X3
July 3 Motor vehicle

20X3
July 14
31

Plant & equipment


Balance

20 000

Accounts Payable B Sooth


20X3
550 July 14 Plant & equipment
c/d
935
1 485
Aug 1 Balance

1 485
1 485
935

b/d

Accounts Payable K Tinto


20X3
July 1 Capital
GST collected
20X3
July 2
4
14

Capital
20X3
July 1

1 871

Accounts receivable N Rand


Bank
Accounts payable B Sooth

80
427
50
557

Assets & Liabilities

211 334

Drawings
20X3
July 7

Inventory

330
Sales
20X3
July 2
4

Accounts receivable N Rand


Bank

800
4 270
5 070

Cost of Goods Sold


20X3
July 2
4

Inventory
Inventory

460
2 380
2 840
Late Fee Expense

20X3
July 21

Accounts payable I Macano

110

(d)
Leon Tevlet
Trial Balance as at 31 July 20X3
$

Inventory

14 446

71

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Accounts receivable W Vilson


Accounts receivable N Rand
Bank
GST paid
Land & buildings
Plant & equipment
Motor vehicle
Accounts payable I Macano
Accounts payable M Jolski
Accounts payable Morgan Motors
Accounts payable B Sooth
Accounts payable K Tinto
GST collected
Capital
Drawings
Sales
Cost of goods sold
Interest expense

3 900
880
7 504
4 385
185 632
1 600
21 360
2 857
363
20 000
935
1 871
557
211 334
330
5 070
2 840
110
242 987

242 987

Solution 5.34
(b)
Date
20X8
Jan 2

14

15

21

22

General Journal of Jack Kure


Particulars
Accounts receivable B Moulas
Fees income
GST collected
Sent invoice for services given
Accounts payable L Hart
Bank
Payment of account
Stationery
GST paid
Accounts payable I Lucas
Stationery purchased on credit
Bad debts
GST collected
Accounts receivable J Clarke
Bad debt written off
Fees income
GST collected
Accounts receivable B Moulas
Sent credit note for overcharge
Donation
Bank
Donation to Boy Scouts Association
Accounts payable I Lucas
Bank
Payment of balance owing
Accounts receivable J Turner
Office furniture & equipment
GST collected
Sent invoice for furniture sold
Accounts receivable R Stodart
Bad debts recovered
GST collected
Re-instating bad debt recovered
Bank
Accounts receivable R Stodart
Part payment of amount previously written off
Bank
Accounts receivable B Moulas
Cheque received for amount owing on 1.2.20X8
Stationery
GST paid
Accounts payable Paper Products

72

Debit

Credit

2 904
2 640
264
1 765
1 765
640
64
704
2 620
262
2 882
140
14
154
275
275
704
704
506
460
46
264
240
24
264
264
3 960
3 960
160
16
176

Chapter 5: Special Transactions

Date
24

26

28

31

Particulars
Purchase of stationery on credit
Wages
Bank
Wages paid
Drawings
Bank
Paid private residence water rates
Rent
GST paid
Bank
Paid rent for premises
Accounts payable Paper Products
Stationery
GST paid
Credit note received for overcharge

Debit

Credit

1 300
1 300
184
184
1 800
180
1 980
33
30
3

(c)
General Ledger of Jack Kure

20X8
Jan 1
2

Feb 1

20X8
Jan 1

Balance

Accounts Receivable B Moulas


20X8
b/d
3 960
Jan 7 Fees income
2 904
21 Bank
31 Balance
6 864
b/d
2 750

Balance

Accounts Receivable J Clarke


20X8
b/d
2 882
Jan 6 Bad debts

Balance
Fees income

c/d

154
3 960
2 750
6 864

2 882

Accounts Receivable J Turner


20X8
Jan 14

20X8
Jan 15

20X8
Jan 15
21
31

Office furniture & equipment

Bad debts recovered

Accounts receivable R Stodart


Accounts receivable B Moulas
Balance

506
Accounts Receivable R Stodart
20X8
264 Jan 15 Bank

c/d

Bank
20X8
264
Jan 1
3 960
4
13 279
9
24
26
28

264

Balance
Accounts payable L Hart
Donations
Accounts receivable I Lucas
Wages
Drawings
Rent

b/d

Balance

b/d

11 295
1 765
275
704
1 300
184
1 980
17 503
13 279

Accounts payable Paper Products


Balance
c/d

3
537

17 503
Feb 1

20X8
Jan 1
4
22
28

Balance
b/d
Accounts payable I Lucas
Accounts payable Paper Products
Bank

Feb 1

Balance

20X8
Jan 1

Balance

b/d

GST paid
20X8
280 Jan 31
64
16
180
540
537

Office Furniture and Equipment


20X8
b/d
67 050 Jan 14 Accounts receivable J Turner
31 Balance

73

540

c/d

460
66 590

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Feb 1

Balance

b/d

67 050
66 590

67 050

Motor Vehicle
20X8
Jan 1

Balance

b/d

18 400
Machinery

20X8
Jan 1

20X8
Jan 1

20X8
Jan 9

20X8
Jan 31

20X8
Jan 6
7
31

Balance

b/d

Bank

Accounts Payable L Hart


20X8
1 765
Jan 1 Balance

b/d

1 765

Accounts Payable J Egan


20X8
Jan 1 Balance

b/d

3 225

Accounts Payable I Lucas


20X8
704 Jan 4 Stationery

Bank

Stationery
Balance

18 800

Accounts Payable Paper Products Ltd


20X8
33 Jan 22 Stationery
c/d
143
176
Feb 1 Balance

Accounts receivable J Clarke


Accounts receivable B Moulas
Balance
c/d

GST collected
20X8
262
Jan 2
14
14
58
15
334
Feb 1
Capital
20X8
Jan 1

704

176

b/d

176
143

Balance

b/d

264
46
24
334
58

Balance

b/d

95 087

Accounts receivable B Moulas


Accounts receivable J Turner
Accounts receivable R Stodart

Drawings
20X8
Jan 26

20X8
Jan 7
31

Bank

Accounts receivable B Moulas


Balance

184

c/d

Fees Income
20X8
140
Jan 2
2 500
2 640
Feb 1

Accounts receivable B Moulas

Balance

Bad Debts Recovered


20X8
Jan 15 Accounts receivable R Stodart
Wages
20X8
Jan 24

Bank

1 300
Rent

20X8
Jan 28

Bank

1 800

74

2 640

b/d

2 640
2 500

240

Chapter 5: Special Transactions

20X8
Jan 4
22

Accounts payable I Lucas


Accounts payable Paper Products

Feb 1

Balance

b/d

Stationery
20X8
640
Jan 31
160
800
770

Accounts payable Paper Products


Balance
c/d

30
770
800

Donations
20X8
Jan 9

Bank

275
Bad Debts

20X8
Jan 6

Accounts receivable J Clarke

2 620

(d)
Trial Balance of Jack Kure
as at 31 January 20X8
Accounts receivable B Moulas
Accounts receivable J Turner
Bank
GST paid
Office furniture & equipment
Motor vehicles
Machinery
Accounts payable J Egan
Accounts payable Paper Products Ltd
GST collected
Capital
Drawings
Fees income
Bad debts recovered
Wages
Rent
Stationery
Donations
Bad debts

Debit

Credit

2 750
506
13 279
537
66 590
18 400
18 800
3 225
143
58
95 087
184
2 500
240
1 300
1 800
770
275
2 620
114 532

75

114 532

CHAPTER 6

ACCOUNTING TO TRIAL BALANCE


CASH AND CREDIT JOURNALS
USING PERPETUAL INVENTORY
Solution 6.2
(a)
Invoice/
Credit
Date
Note
20X7
Dec 2
401
7
874
11
107
14 8701

16

529
281
1096

23
31

48
111

Purchases Journal of V Tatjana

Folio no: PJ1


Motor
Accounts
Vehicle
Folio Payable Inventory GST Paid Expenses Stationery

Accounts Payable/
Particulars
A Zakarov Purchases
R Rhodes Purchases
A Zakarov Purchase returns
F Holden Motor vehicle
expenses
A Zakarov Purchases
S Weller Stationery
F Holden Motor vehicle
expense overcharge
S Weller Stationery returns
A Zakarov Purchase returns

305.1
305.2
305.1

121
253
(55)

110
230
(50)

11
23
(5)

305.3
305.1
305.4

297
99
198

27
9
18

270

90

305.3
305.4
305.1

(44)
(33)
(11)

(40)

(10)

(4)
(3)
(1)

370
(110)

75
(135)

230
(775)

825

(b)
20X7
Dec 31

General Ledger of V Tatjana


Inventory
Accounts payable

PJ1

370

86

180

(30)

150
(762)

Folio no: 110

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

GST Paid
20X7
Dec 31

20X7
Dec 11
31

20X7
Dec 16
31

Accounts payable

PJ1

Folio no: 305.1

Inventory returns
Inventory returns
Balance

Accounts Payable A Zakarov


20X7
PJ1
55 Dec 2 Inventory
PJ1
11
14 Inventory
c/d
154
220
Jan 1 Balance
Accounts Payable R Rhodes
20X7
Dec 7
Inventory

Folio no: 305.2

Motor vehicle expenses


overcharge
Balance

75

c/d

Stationery returns
Balance

Accounts payable

Balance

Accounts payable

PJ1

220
154

253

PJ1

297

b/d

297
253

Folio no: 305.4


PJ1

198

b/d

198
165

Folio no: 762

150

Motor Vehicle Expenses


20X7
Dec 31

b/d

253
297

Accounts Payable S Weller


20X7
PJ1
33 Dec 16 Stationery
c/d
165
198
Jan 1 Balance

PJ1

121
99

Folio no: 305.3

Stationery
20X7
Dec 31

PJ1
PJ1

PJ1

Accounts Payable F Holden


20X7
PJ1
44 Dec 1 Motor vehicle expenses

Jan 1

20X7
Dec 23
31

Folio no: 135

Folio no: 775

230

(c)
V Tatjana
Trial Balance as at 31 December 20X7
Dr
370
75

Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable A Zakarov
Accounts payable R Rhodes
Accounts payable F Holden
Accounts payable S Weller
Stationery
Motor vehicle expenses

Cr

154
253
253
165
150
230
825

87

825

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 6.4
(b)

Re
c
No

Date
20X1
Feb 2 521

4 522
523
6 523
7 524
10
16
21
27

525
526
527
528

Cash Receipts Journal of J Jelke


Cost
of
Good
s
Sold

Drawer and/or
Particulars

Folio

Bank

K Cole
115.1 4 312
accounts
receivable
1 300 Sales
Interest income
3 480
R Fay accounts 115.2 3 201
receivable
J King accounts 115.3 2 299
receivable
2 100 Sales
4 730
Technical advice
1 540
Rent income
800
Technical advice
836
3 400
(110)
(600)

21 198
(125)

Folio no: CR1

Accounts Discoun
Receivabl
t
e
Allowed Sales
4 400

GST
collecte Interest Fees
d
Income Recd

(80)

Rent
Incom
e

(8)

2 800

280
400

3 300

(90)

(9)

2 420

(110)

(11)
4 300

430
140

1 400

76

760

800

10 120

(280)
(610)

7 100
(505)

898
(315)

400 2 160
800
(515)
(520) (510)

(a) & (c)

20X1
Feb 1

Balance

Mar 1

Balance

General Ledger of J Jelke


Inventory
20X1
b/d
5 000 Feb 28 Cost of goods sold
Balance
5 000
b/d
1 600

Folio no: 115.1

Balance

Accounts Receivable K Cole


20X1
b/d
4 400
Feb 2
Bank

Folio no: 115.2

Balance

Accounts Receivable R Fay


20X1
b/d
3 300
Feb 6
Bank

Folio no: 115.3

Balance

Accounts Receivable J King


20X1
b/d
2 420
Feb 6
Bank

20X1
Feb 1

20X1
Feb 1

20X1
Feb 1

Bank
20X1
Feb 1
28

Balance
Cash Receipts

b/d
CR1

Balance

b/d

CR1
c/d

CR1

CR1

CR1

3 400
1 600
5 000

4 400

3 300

2 420

Folio no: 125

3 000
21 198
24 198

Investment Fixed Deposit


20X1
Feb 1

Folio no: 110

Folio no: 260

10 000
GST Collected
20X1
Feb 1
Balance
28
Bank

Capital
20X1
Feb 1

88

Folio no: 315


b/d
CR1

920
898
1 818

Folio no: 455


Balance

b/d

27 200

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

Sales

Folio no: 505

20X1
Feb 28
Rent Income
20X1
Feb 28
Interest Income
20X1
Feb 28
Fees Received
20X1
Feb 28

Bank

CR1

Folio no: 510


Bank

CR1

Inventory

CR1

Bank

CR1

Bank

400

Folio no: 520


Bank

CR1

2 160

Folio no: 600

3 400
Discount Allowed

20X1
Feb 28

800

Folio no: 515

Cost of Goods Sold


20X1
Feb 28

7 100

CR1

Folio no: 610

280

(d)
J Jelke
Trial Balance as at 28 February 20X1
Dr
1 600
24 198
10 000

Inventory
Bank
Investment fixed deposit
GST collected
Capital
Sales
Rent income
Interest income
Fees received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed

Cr

1 818
27 200
7 100
800
400
2 160
3 400
280
39 478

39 478

Solution 6.6
(a)
Date
20X3
April 1

General Journal of M Jolski


Particulars

Folio

Inventory
Capital
Inventory introduced at commencement

110
455

Debit
$
20 000

Folio no: GJ1


Credit
$
20 000

(b)
Sales Journal of M Jolski

Date
20X3
April 2
6
8
13
20
22

Invoice/
Cr Note
301
27
302
303
28
304

Cost of
Goods
Sold
1 700
(140)
2 500
2 200
Nil

Accounts Receivable/
Particulars

Folio

L Duffy Sales
l duffy sales returns
G Mawson Sales
F Daly Sales
F Daly Sales allowance
J Hawkes Rent income

115.1
115.1
115.2
115.3
115.3
115.4

6 260
(110)

Accounts
Receivable
4 180
(330)
5 676
5 236
(242)
2 090
16 610

89

Folio no: SJ1

Sales
3 800
(300)
5 160
4 760
(220)

13 200
(505)

GST
Collected
380
(30)
516
476
(22)
190
1 510
(315)

Rent
Income

1 900
1 900
(510)

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

(600)

Date
20X3
April 3
5

Invoice
/Cr
Note

Purchases Journal of M Jolski


Account
s
Telephon
Folio Payable Inventory GST Paid
e

Accounts Payable/
Particulars

809
1071

F Wegner Inventory
M Burns Inventory

17

37985

27

329

Tuspo Telephone Co
Telephone
N Atkins Office furniture

28

3412

30

5687

Tuspo Telephone Co
Allowance
Candle Newspaper Co
Advertising

305.1
305.
2
305.
3
305.
4
305.
3
305.
5

3 190

2 900

1 617

1 470

290
147

528

48

3 740

340

(77)

(7)

264

24

9 262

Folio no: PJ1


Office
Furnitur Advertisin
e
g

4 370
(110)

480
3 400
(70)
240

842
(135)

410
(755)

3 400
(230)

Cash Receipts Journal of M Jolski

Date
20X3
April 7
12
14

Rec
No

Cost of
Goods
Sold

201
202
203

Drawer and/or Particulars

Accounts receivable L Duffy


350 P Hughes Sales
Accounts receivable G Mawson

Date
20X3
April 15
24
26

Accounts Discount
GST
Receivable Allowed Sales Collected

Bank

115.1

3 696
836
5 533

3 850
5 676

(130)

10 065
(125)

9 526

(270)
(610)

350
(110)
(600)

Chq
No

Folio no: CR1

Folio

115.2

Cash Payments Journal of M Jolski


Accounts
Payee and/or Particulars
Folio
Bank
Payable

3451 F Wegner Accounts payable


3452 M Burns Accounts payable
3453 J Barry Inventory

305.1
305.2

3 069
1 540
1 397
6 006
(125)

240
(710)

(140)
760

(14)
76
(13)

760
(505)

49
(315)

Folio no: CP1


Discount
GST
Received Inventory
Paid

3 190
1 617

(110)
(70)
1 270

4 807

(180)
(525)

1 270
(110)

109
(135)

(c)

20X3
April 1
30

May 1

20X3
April 2

General Ledger of M Jolski


Inventory
20X3
20 000 April 30
Cost of goods sold
4 370
Cost of goods sold
1 270
Balance
25 640
19 030

Capital
Accounts payable
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
CP1

Balance

b/d

Sales

Accounts Receivable L Duffy


20X3
SJ1
4 180 April 6
Sales(Returns)
7
Bank
4 180
Accounts Receivable G Mawson

90

Folio no: 110


SJ1
CR1
c/d

6 260
350
19 030
25 640

Folio no: 115.1


SJ1
CR1

(11)
(7)
127

330
3 850
4 180

Folio no: 115.2

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

20X3
April 8

20X3
April 13

May 1

SJ1

Sales

Accounts Receivable F Daly


20X3
SJ1
5 236 April 20 Sales (allowance)
30 Balance
5 236
b/d
4 994

Balance

5 676

20X3
April 14

Sales

Bank

Accounts Receivable J Hawkes


20X3
April 22

Rent income

SJ1

Receipts

CR1

Bank
20X3
10 065 April 30

May 1

Balance

b/d

10 065
4 059

PJ1
CP1

Payments
Balance

20X3
April 15

SJ1
c/d

242
4 994
5 236

Folio no: 115.4

CP1
c/d

6 006
4 059
10 065

Folio no: 135

842
109
951
Office Furniture

20X3
April 30

Folio no: 115.3

Folio no: 125

GST Paid
Accounts payable
Bank

5 676

2 090

20X3
April 30

20X3
April 30

CR1

Accounts payable

PJ1

Bank

Accounts Payable F Wegner


20X3
CP1
3 190 April 3
Purchases

Folio no: 230

3 400

91

Folio no: 305.1


PJ1

3 190

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X3
April 24

20X3
April 28
30

Bank

Telephone allowance
Balance

Accounts Payable M Burns


20X3
CP1
1 617 April 5 Purchases
Accounts Payable Tuspo Telephone Co
20X3
PJ1
77 April 17 Telephone
c/d
451
528
May 1 Balance
Accounts Payable N Atkins
20X3
April 27 Office furniture
Accounts Payable Candle Newspaper Co
20X3
April 30 Advertising
GST Collected
20X3
April 30

Capital
20X3
April 1

Rent Income
20X3
April 30

Accounts receivable
Bank

Cost of Goods Sold


Inventory
Inventory

SJ1
CR1

Bank

CR1

Accounts payable

PJ1

Accounts payable

PJ1

528

b/d

528
451

Folio no: 305.4


PJ1

3 740

Folio no: 305.5


PJ1

264

SJ1
CR1

1 510
49
1,559

Inventory

GJ1

20 000

Folio no: 505


Accounts receivable
Bank

SJ1
CR1

13 200
760
13 960

Folio no: 510


Accounts receivable

SJ1

1 900

Folio no: 525


CP1

180

Folio no: 600

Folio no: 610

Folio no: 710

240
Telephone

20X3
April 30

PJ1

270
Advertising

20X3
April 30

Folio no: 305.3

6 260
350
6 610
Discount Allowed

20X3
April 30

1 617

Folio no: 455

Discount Received
20X3
April 30
Bank

20X3
April 30

PJ1

Folio no: 315

Sales
20X3
April 30

Folio no: 305.2

410

92

Folio no: 755

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

(d)
M Jolski
Trial Balance as at 30 April 20X3
Dr
19 030
4 994
2 090
4 059
951
3 400

Inventory
Accounts receivable F Daly
Accounts payable J Hawkes
Bank
GST Paid
Office furniture
Accounts payable Tuspo Telephone Co
Accounts payable N Atkins
Accounts payable Candle Newspaper Co
GST Collected
Capital
Sales
Rent income
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed
Advertising
Telephone
Solution 6.8
(a)
Date
20X4
May 1

Cr

451
3 740
264
1,559
20 000
13 960
1 900
180
6 610
270
240
410
42,054

General Journal of T Harrison


Particulars
Folio
Bank
Inventory
Plant & equipment
Accounts receivable B Roberts
Accounts receivable B Butler
GST collected
Accounts payable D Dobbie
Accounts payable F Ferris
Capital T Harrison
Assets and liabilities at this date

42,054

Debit
$
5 060
16 500
8 290
890
283

125
110
220
115.1
115.2
315
305.1
305.2
455

Folio no: GJ1


Credit
$

175
339
383
30 126

(b)

Date
20X4
May 5

Invoice/
Cr Note

Purchases Journal of T Harrison


Accounts Payable/
Accounts
Particulars
Folio Payable Inventory
F Ferris Inventory
305.2
J Jackman Inventory
305.5
F Ferris Allowance
305.2
P Penton Ltd Plant & Equip 305.3
Great Lakes Council Rates 305.4

14
21
26

352
407
(55)
99
890
1 693

Folio no: PJ1


Plant
& Equip

Rates

320
370
(50)

32
37
(5)
9

90
640
(110)

90
(220)

890
890
(760)

Sales Journal of T Harrison

Date
20X4
May 3
19

Invoice/
Credit
Note

Cost of
Goods
Sold
100
90
(12)
178
(110)
(600)

Accounts Receivable/
Particulars
B Butler Sales
C Castle Sales
B Butler Returns

Folio
115.2
115.3
115.2

93

GST paid

73
(135)
Folio no: SJ1

Accounts
Receivable
209
187
(33)
363

Sales

GST
Collected

190
170
(30)
330
(505)

19
17
(3)
33
(315)

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Chq
No

Date
20X4
May 2
8
12
14

Payee and/or
Particulars

Folio

Purchases
Wages
D Dobbie creditor
Drawings

Cash Payments Journal of T Harrison


Accounts Discount
Bank
Payable Received Inventory
209
259
317
23
808

305.1

Folio no: CP1


Wages

Drawings GST Paid

190

19
259

339
339

(20)

(2)

(20)
(525)

190
(110)

23
23
(460)

259
(740)

Cash Receipts Journal of T Harrison

Date
20X4
May 2
19
20
22

Receipt
No

Cost of
Goods
Sold

Drawer and/or
Particulars

190 Sales
120 Sales
B Roberts
C Castle
310
(110)
(660)

(c)
20X4
May 1
31

June 1

20X4
May 1

20X4
May 1
31

June 1

20X4
May 3

Folio

115.1
115.3

Bank

General Ledger of T Harrison


Inventory
20X4
16 500 May 31 Cost of goods sold
640
Cost of goods sold
190
Balance
17 330
16 842

Balance

b/d

Capital

Accounts Receivable B Roberts


20X4
GJ1
890 May 20 Bank

Capital
Sales

Accounts Receivable B Butler


20X4
GJ1
283 May 19 Sales Returns
SJ1
209
31 Balance c/d

June 1

Capital
Receipts

Accounts Receivable C Castle


20X4
SJ1
187 May 22 Bank

GJ1
CR1

5 060
1 594

20X3
May 31

6 654
5 846

Balance b/d

Accounts payable
Bank

510
(505)

Folio no: 110


SJ1
CR1
c/d

PJ1
CP1

178
310
16 842
17 330

Folio no: 115.1


CR1

890

Folio no: 115.2


SJ1

33
459
492

Folio no: 115.3


CR1

187

Folio no: 125


Payments
Balance c/d

CP1

808
5 846
6 654

GST Paid
20X4
May 31

(30)
(10)
(40)
(610)

492
459

Bank
20X4
May 1
31

890
187
1 077

GJ1
PJ1
CP1

Balance b/d

Cash
Sales
310
200

Capital
Accounts payable
Bank

Sales

Folio no: CR1

Accounts Discount
Receivable Allowed

341
220
857
176
1 594

73
17
90

94

17
(135)

Folio no: 135

GST
Collected
31
20
(3)
(1)
47
(315)

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

Plant & Equipment


20X4
May 1
21

20X4
May 12

20X4
May 14
31

Capital
Accounts Payable

GJ1
PJ1

8 290
90
8 380
Accounts Payable D Dobbie
20X4
339 May 1
Capital

Bank

Purchases returns
Balance c/d

Folio no: 220

Accounts Payable F Ferris


20X4
PJ1
55 May 1
Capital
680
5 Inventory

Folio no: 305.1


GJ1

Folio no: 305.2


GJ1
PJ1

735
June 1

Accounts Payable Great Lakes Council


20X4
May 26 Rates
Accounts Payable J Jackman
20X4
May 5 Inventory
GST Collected
20X4
May 1
31

Folio no: 305.3


PJ1

Folio no: 305.4


PJ1

CP1

PJ1

Capital
Accounts receivable
Bank

GJ1
SJ1
CR1

GJ1

Folio no: 505

Cost of Goods Sold

Accounts receivable
Bank

Bank

CR1

SJ1
CR1

330
510
840
Folio no: 525

CP1

20
Folio no: 600

178
310
488
Discount Allowed

20X4
May 31

30 126
Folio no: 460

Discount Received
20X4
May 31 Bank

SJ1
CR1

175
33
47
255

23

20X4
May 31

Inventory
Inventory

407

Folio no: 455

Sales

20X4
May 31

890

Folio no: 305.5

Drawings
Bank

99

Folio no: 315

Capital T Harrison
20X4
May 1 Assets & Liabilities

20X4
May 14

383
352
735
680

Balance b/d

Accounts Payable P Penton Ltd


20X4
May 21 Plant & Equipment

339

Folio no: 610

40
Wages

Folio no: 740

95

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X4
May 31

Bank

CP1

259
Rates

20X4
May 31

Accounts payable

PJ1

Folio no: 760

890

(d)
T Harrison
Trial Balance as at 31 May 20X4
Dr
16 842
459
5 846
90
8 380

Inventory
Accounts receivable B Butler
Bank
GST paid
Plant & equipment
Accounts payable F Ferris
Accounts payable P Penton Ltd
Accounts payable Great Lakes Council
Accounts payable J Jackman
GST collected
Capital
Drawings
Sales
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed
Wages
Rates

Cr

680
99
890
407
255
30 126
23
840
20
488
40
259
890
33 317

33 317

6.10 (a)
General Journal of A Dederson
Date
20X3
Sep 1

Particulars

Folio

Plant & machinery


Motor vehicles
Inventory
Accounts receivable H Esbawn
Accounts receivable P KIlby
Accounts receivable W Etton
GST paid
Bank overdraft

215
225
110
115.1
115.2
115.3
135
310

Accounts payable W Fagnall


Accounts payable G Karvey
Accounts payable L Hynn
GST Collected
Loan

305.1
305.2
305.3
315
410

Capital

455

Assets and liabilities introduced at commencement of business


Bad debts
GST collected
Accounts receivable P Kilby
Bad debts written off
Late fee expense
GST paid
Accounts payable G Karvey
Late fee charged on overdue account

Debit
$
54 000
56 000
38 400
12 800
6 400
1 692
600

GJ1
Credit
$

10
600
1 366
2 406
2 818
4 000
20 00
0
128
702

787
315
115.2

4 660
466

797
135
305.2

120
12

5 126

132

(b)
Sales Journal of A Dederson

Date

Cost of
Goods
Sold Details

Folio

96

SJ1
Accounts
GST
Motor Collecte
Receivabl
e
Sales Vehicle
d

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

20X3
Sep 3
7
9

1 420
(80)

W Etton

115.3

$
2 860

W Etton returns
O Lakes

115.3
115.4

(176)
30 800

1 340

33 484

(600)
(110)

Date
20X3
Sep 3
12
16

Date
20X3
Sep 6
12
14
21

Date
20X3
Sep
5
13
23
29

S Wafire
M Dills
S Wafire returns

2
440
(505)

Cash Payments Journal of A Dederson


Accounts Discount
Folio Bank
Payable Received
$
$
$
1 380
305.5
4 800
4 800
305.2
800
800
305.1
1 322
1 366
(40)
8 302
6 966
(40)
(125)
(525)

Particulars
Wages
M Dills
G Karvey
W Fagnall

Cash Receipts Journal of A Dederson


Account
s
Receiva
Particulars
Folio
Bank
ble
$
$
$
115.2
1 274
1 274

H Esbawn
W Etton
W Etton dishonoured cheque

115.1
115.3
115.3

12 536
4 376
(4 376)
13 810
(125)

$
260

2
600
(160)

Purchases Journal of A Dederson


Accoun
ts
Folio
Payable Inventory
$
$
305.4
3 256
2 960
305.5
42 680
305.4
(264)
(240)
45 672
2 720
(110)

Details

P Kilby

12 800
4 376
(4 376)
14 074

28
000
28
000
(225)

(16)
2 800
3 044
(315)

PJ1
Motor
Vehicle
$
38 800
38 800
(225)

Wages
$
1 380

1 380
(740)

GST
Paid
$
296
3 880
(24)
4 152
(135)
CPJ1
GST
Paid
$

(4)
(4)
(135)
CRJ1

Discou
nt
Allowe
d
$

GST
Collecte
d
$

(240)

(24)

(240)
(785)

(24)
(315)

(c)
20X
3
Sep
1
30

Oct
1

Inventory
20X3
Capital

GJ1

Accounts payable

PJ1

Balance b/d

38 Sep 30 Cost of goods sold


400
2 720
Balance c/d
41
120
39
780

97

Folio 110

SJ1

1 340
39
780
41
120

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X
3
Sep
1
20X
3
Sep
1

20X
3
Sep
1
30

Oct
1

Accounts Receivable H Esbawn


20X3
Capital

GJ1

12
800

30

Bank

Accounts Receivable P Kilby


20X3
Capital

GJ1

6 400

GJ1

1 692

Sales
Bank (dishonour)

SJ1
CR1

2 860
4 376
8 928
4 376

Balance b/d

20X
3
Sep
1
8
30
Oct
1

Motor Vehicle

SJ1

Folio 115.2

GJ1

GJ1

Accounts receivable G Karvey


GJ1
Inventory
PJ1
Balance b/d

Sep
5
30

Sales Returned

SJ1

176

Bank
Balance c/d

CR1

4 376
4 376
8 928

1274
6 400
Folio 115.3

Folio 115.4

30
800

600

Sep
5

Folio 135

Bank

CP1

20X
3
Sep
1
30

Oct
1

Capital

GJ1

Capital

GJ1

Accounts payable

PJ1

Balance b/d

20X
3
Sep 30 Receipts

4 152
4 764
4 760

Balance c/d

4 760
4 764

Balance c/d

Folio 215

54 00
0
Motor Vehicles
20X3

Folio 225

56 Sep 30 Accounts receivable


000
38
Balance c/d
800
94
800
66
800

SJ1

Bank Overdraft
20X3
CR1

12

Plant & Machinery


20X
3
Sep
1

5 126

CR1

GST Paid
20X3
Capital

12
800

Bad debts

Accounts Receivable O Lakes


20X
3
Sep
9

CR1

Sep
5
30

Bank
6 400
Accounts Receivable W Etton
20X3
Capital

Folio 115.1

13
810
5 092
18

Sep
1
30

98

28
000
66
800
94
800

Folio 310

Capital

GJ1

Payments

CP1

10
600
8 302
18

Chapter 6: Accounting to Trial Balance Cash and Credit Journals using Perpetual Inventory

902

20X
3
Sep 30 Bank

20X
3
Sep 30 Bank

CP1

Sep Capital
1
Accounts Payable G Karvey
20X3
CP1

Balance c/d

20X
3
Sep16 Purchases (returned)
Balance c/d

20X
3
Sep 30 Bank

902
5 092

Oct
Balance b/d
1
Accounts Payable W Fagnall
20X3
1 366

800
1 738
2 538

264
2 992
3 256

Balance c/d

Folio 305.2

GJ1

2 406

Late fee expense

GJ1

Oct
1

Balance b/d

132
2 538
1 738

Sep 3

4 800

Purchases

Sep
12

Purchases

Folio 305.3
GJ1
2 818
Folio 305.4

PJ1

PJ1

42 680

37
880
42 680

Oct1
GST Collected
20X3
Accounts receivable P KIlby
GJ1
Bank
CR1
Balance c/d

3 256

3 256
2 992
Folio 305.5

42
680

20X
3
Sep
5
30

1 366

Capital

Oct 1
Balance b/d
Accounts Payable M Dills
20X3
CP1

GJ1

Sep
1
8

Accounts Payable L Hynn


20X3
Sep 1 Capital
Accounts Payable S Wafire
20X3
PJ1

Folio 305.1

466

Sep 1

24
6 554
7 044

30

Oct 1

Balance b/d

37 880
Folio 315

Capital

GJ1

4 000

Accounts receivable

SJ1

3 044
7 044
6 554
Folio 410

Balance b/d

Loan
20X3
Sep 1
Capital
20X3
Sep 1
Sales
20X3
Sep 30
Discount Received
20X3
Sep 30
Cost of Goods Sold

99

Capital

20 000
Folio 455

Assets and liabilities

GJ1

128
702
Folio 505

Accounts receivable

SJ1

2 440
Folio 525

Bank

CP1

40
Folio 600

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X
3
Sep 30 Inventory

1 340
Discount Allowed

20X
3
Sep 30 Bank

240

20X
3
Sep 30 Bank
20X
3
Sep
5

Folio 610

Accounts receivable P KilbyGJ1

Wages

Folio 740

1 380
Bad Debts

Folio 787

4 660

Late Fee Expense


20X
3
Sep 30 Accounts payable G KarveyGJ1
120

(d)

Folio 797

A Dederson
Trial Balance as at 30 September 20X3
$
39 780
4 376
30 800
4 760
54 000
66 800

Inventory
Accounts receivable W Etton
Accounts receivable O Lakes
GST paid
Plant & machinery
Motor vehicles
Bank Overdraft
Accounts payable G Karvey
Accounts payable L Hynn
Accounts payable S Wafire
Accounts payable M Dills
GST collected
Loan
Capital
Sales
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed
Wages
Bad debts
Interest expense

5 092
1 738
2 818
2 992
37 880
6 554
20 000
128 702
2 440
40
1 340
240
1 380
4 660
120
208 256

100

208 256

CHAPTER 7

SUBSIDIARY LEDGERS ACCOUNTS


RECEIVABLE (DEBTORS) AND
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (CREDITORS)
Solution 7.2
(a)
(i)
Date
20X0
July 1

11

14

16

19

General Journal of C Anderson


Particulars
Folio

Debit
$

Inventory
Bank
GST paid
Plant & machinery
Capital
Assets introduced at commencement
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable control
J Gibson
1936
Inventory bought on credit
Stationery
GST paid
Accounts payable control
Paper Supplies
374
Stationery bought on credit
Accounts payable control
J Gibson
132
Inventory
GST paid
Credit note received from goods returned
Accounts payable control
J Gibson
1 804
Bank
Discount received
GST paid
Paid amount owing
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable control
M Cronin
737
Inventory bought on credit
Petty cash
Bank
Petty cash established
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable control
J Gibson
275
Inventory bought on credit
Accounts payable control
Paper Suppliers
374
Bank
Discount received

110
125
135
215
455

107

GJ1
Credit
$

42 000
7 000
6 500
23 000
78 500

110
135
305
305.1

1 760
176

762
135
305
305.2

340
34

305
305.1
110
135

132

305
305.1
125
525
135

1 804

110
135
305
305.3

670
67

130
125

600

110
135
305
305.1

250
25

305
305.2
125
525

374

1 936

374

120
12

1 727
70
7

737

600

275

352
20

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Date

21

24

31

Particulars
GST paid
Paid amount owing
Accounts payable control
M Cronin
187
Inventory
GST paid
Credit note received for goods returned
Stationery
GST paid
Accounts payable control
Paper Suppliers
253
Stationery bought on credit
Accounts payable control
Paper Suppliers
44
Stationery
GST paid
Stationery returned to supplier

Folio
135

Debit

Credit
2

305
305.3
110
135

187

762
135
305
305.2

230
23

305
305.2
762
135

44

170
17

253

40
4

(ii)

20X0
July 1
11
16
Aug 1

General ledger of C Anderson


Inventory
20X0
GJ1
42 000
July 8 Accounts payable control
GJ1
1 760
21 Accounts payable control
GJ1
670
31 Balance
GJ1
250
44 680
b/d
44 390

Capital
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Balance

Bank
20X0
July 1

Capital

GJ1

7 000

Aug 1

Balance

b/d

7 000
4 321

20X0
July 1
6
11
16
24
Aug 1

Bank

GJ1

Capital
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Capital

GJ1

120
170
44 390
44 680

Accounts payable control


Petty cash
Accounts payable control
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

1 727
600
352
4 321
7 000

Folio No 130

600
GST paid
20X0
6 500
July 8
176
9
34
19
67
21
25
31
23
6 825
6 783
Plant and Machinery

20X0
July 1

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Folio No 125
20X0
July 9
14
19
31

Petty Cash
20X0
July 14

Folio No 110

23 000

108

Folio No 135
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

12
7
2
17
4
6 783
6 825

Folio No 215

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

20X0
July 8
9
19
21
31

Inventory
Bank
Bank
Inventory
Stationery
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Accounts Payable Control


20X0
132
July 1 Inventory
1 804
6 Stationery
374
11 Inventory
187
16 Inventory
44
24 Stationery
1 034
3 575
Aug 1 Balance
Capital
20X0
July 1
Discount Received
20X0
July 9
19

20X0
July 6
24
Aug 1

Accounts payable control


Accounts payable control

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Stationery
20X0
340
July 31
230
570
530

Folio No 305
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

1 936
374
737
275
253

b/d

3 575
1 034
Folio No 455

Assets

GJ1

78 500

Folio No 525
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control

GJ1
GJ1

70
20
90

Folio No 762
Accounts payable control
Balance

GJ1
c/d

40
530
570

(iii)

Date
20X0
July 1
8
9
16

Date
20X0
July 6
19
24
31

Date
20X0
July 11
21

Accounts Payable Ledger of C Anderson


J Gibson
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Inventory
Inventory returns
Bank
Inventory

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Particulars

Paper Suppliers
Folio

Stationery
Bank
Stationery
Stationery returns

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Particulars

M Cronin
Folio

Inventory
Inventory returns

GJ1
GJ1

Credit
1 936

132
1 804
275

Debit

Credit

305.1
Balance
1 936 CR
1 804 CR
Nil
275 CR
305.2
Balance

374

374 CR
Nil
253 CR
209 CR

374
253
44

Debit

Credit

305.3
Balance

737

737 CR
550 CR

187

(iv)
Trial Balance of C Anderson as at July 31 20X0
$

Inventory
Bank
Petty Cash
GST paid
Plant & machinery
Accounts payable control
Capital
Discount received
Stationery

44 390
4 321
600
6 783
23 000
1 034
78 500
90
530
79 624

(v)

109

79 624

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances


$

J Gibson
Paper Suppliers
M Cronin
Balance as per accounts payable control

275
209
550
1 034

(b)
(i)
Date
20X0
July 1

Date
20X0
July 1
6
8
11
16
21
24
31

General Journal of C Anderson


Particulars
Inventory
Bank
GST paid
Plant & machinery
Capital C Anderson
Assets introduced at commencement of business

J Gibson
Paper Suppliers
J Gibson returns
M Cronin
J Gibson
M Cronin returns
Paper Suppliers
Paper Suppliers returns

Details
J Gibson
Petty cash
Paper Suppliers

110
125
135
215

Debit

Credit

42 000
7 000
6 500
23 000
78 500

Purchases Journal of C Anderson


Accounts
Folio
Payable
Inventory
$
$
305.1
1 936
1 760
305.2
374
305.1
(132)
(120)
305.3
737
670
305.1
275
250
305.3
(187)
(170)
305.2
253
305.2
(44)
3 212
2 390
305
110

Details

Date
20X0
July 9
14
19

Folio

Cash Payments Journal of C Anderson


Accounts
Discount
Folio
Bank
Payable
Recd
$
$
$
305.1
1 727
1 804
(70)
600
305.2
352
374
(20)
2 679
2 178
(90)
125
305
525

PJ1
Stationery
$
340

230
(40)
530
762

GST paid
$
176
34
(12)
67
25
(17)
23
(4)
292
135
CPJ1

Petty
Cash
$

GST paid
$
(7)

600
600
130

(2)
(9)
135

(ii)
General Ledger of C Anderson
Inventory
20X0
July 1
31

Capital C Anderson
Accounts payable

20X0
July 1

Capital C Anderson

Aug 1

Balance b/d

GJ1
PJ1

GJ1

Folio 110

42 000
2 390
44 390
Bank
20X0
7 000 July 31

Folio 125
Bank
Balance

CPJ1
c/d

7 000
4 321
Petty Cash

20X0
July 31

20X0
July 1
31

Payments

Capital C Anderson
Accounts payable

CPJ1

GJ1
PJ1

2 679
4 321
7 000

Folio 130

600
GST Paid
20X0
6 500 July 31
292
6 792

110

Folio 135
Bank
Balance

CPJ1
c/d

9
6 783
6 792

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Aug 1

Balance b/d

6 783
Plant & Machinery

20X0
July 1

20X0
31

Capital

GJ1

Folio 215

23 000

Accounts Payable Control


20X0
CPJ1
2 178 July 31 Inventory
c/d
1 034
3 212
Aug 1
Balance

Bank
Balance

Folio 305

Capital C Anderson
20X0
July 1 Assets

PJ1

3 212

b/d

3 212
1 034
Folio 455

GJ1

Discount Received
20X0
July 31 Bank

78 500
Folio 525

CPJ1

90

Stationery
20X0
July 31

A/cs payable control

PJ1

Folio 762

530

(iii)

Date
20X0
July 1
8
9
16

Date
20X0
July 6
19
24
31

Date
20X0
July 11
21

Accounts Payable Ledger of C Anderson


J Gibson
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Inventory
Inventory returns
Bank
Inventory

PJ1
PJ1
CPJ1
PJ1

Particulars

Paper Suppliers
Folio

Stationery
Bank
Stationery
Stationery returns

1 936
132
1 804
275

Debit

PJ1
CPJ1
PJ1
PJ1

Particulars

M Cronin
Folio

Inventory
Inventory returns

Credit

Credit

305.1
Balance
1 936 CR
1 804 CR
Nil
275 CR
305.2
Balance

374

374 CR
Nil
253 CR
209 CR

374
253
44

Debit

PJ1
PJ1

Credit

305.3
Balance

737

737 CR
550 CR

187

(iv)
Trial Balance of C Anderson as at July 31 20X0
$

Inventory
Bank
Petty Cash
GST paid
Plant & machinery
Accounts payable control
Capital
Discount received
Stationery

44 390
4 321
600
6 783
23 000
1 034
78 500
90
530
79 624

(v)
Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances
$

J Gibson

275

111

79 624

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Paper Suppliers
M Cronin
Balance as per accounts payable control

209
550
1 034

Solution 7.4
(a)
(i)
Date
20X2
April 1

12

15

23

General Journal of L Smith


Particulars
Bank
Inventory
Motor vehicle
Furniture & Fittings
GST paid
Loan Finance Co
Capital
Assets & liabilities at commencement
Accounts receivable control
T Yates
2640
Sales
GST collected
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Accounts receivable control
J Hope
3 960
Sales
GST collected
Goods sold on credit
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
GST paid
Accounts payable control
M Buffier
Goods bought on credit
Computers
GST paid
Accounts payable control
Supreme Office Equipment
Computer bought on credit
Bank
Sales
GST collected
Goods sold for cash
Cost of goods sold
Inventory
Cost of goods sold
Drawings
Bank
Cash withdrawn for private use
Accounts payable control
M Buffier
Bank
Discount received
GST paid
Payment of account
Sales
GST collected
Accounts receivable control
J Hope
Goods returned
Inventory
Cost of goods sold

Folio
125
110
225
230
135
410
455

Debit
$
8 000
6 000
10 000
1 200
1 720

9 000
17 920

115
115.1
505
315

2 640

600
110

1 200

115
115.2
505
315

3 960

600
110

1 800

2 400
240

1 200

3 600
360

1 800
500
50

550

110
135
305
305.1

2 300
230

2 530

235
135
305
305.2
125
505
315

1 100

600
110

500

460
125

75

550

110

112

550

2 530

1 000
100

500

75

305
305.1
125
525
135

550

505
315
115
115.2

100
10

110
600

GJ1
Credit
$

539
10
1

110

50
50

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Date
25

26

28

Particulars
Cost of goods returned
Bank
Discount allowed
GST collected
Accounts receivable control
J Hope
Received payment of account
Inventory
GST paid
Bank
Cash purchases
Bank charges
Bank
Bank charges incurred

Folio
125
610
315
115
115.2

3 850

Debit

Credit

3 773
70
7
3 850

110
135
125

800
80

792
125

10

880

10

(ii)

20X2
Apr 1
4
23
26
May 1
20X2
Apr 1
3

May 1

General Ledger of L Smith


Inventory
20X2
Capital
GJ1
6 000
Apr 1 Cost of goods sold
Accounts payable control
GJ1
500
3 Cost of goods sold
Cost of goods sold
GJ1
50
9 Cost of goods sold
Bank
GJ1
800
30 Balance
7 350
Balance
b/d
3 850
Accounts Receivable Control
20X2
Sales
GJ1
2 640
Apr 23 Sales
Sales
GJ1
3 960
25 Bank
30 Balance
6 600
Balance
b/d
2 640

Folio 110
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

1 200
1 800
500
3 850
7 350
Folio 115

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

110
3 850
2 640
6 600

Bank
20X2
Apr 1
9
25

Capital
GJ1
Sales
GJ1
Accounts receivable control GJ1

May 1

Balance

8 000
1 100
3 773

Folio 125
20X2
Apr 12
15
26
28
30

Drawings
Accounts payable control
Inventory
Bank charges
Balance

12 873
11 369

b/d

20X2
Apr 1
4
6
26

Capital
Accounts payable control
Accounts payable control
Bank

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

May 1

Balance

b/d

GST paid
20X2
1 720 Apr 15
50
30
230
80
2 080
2 079

Capital

GJ1

Accounts payable control


Balance

Capital

GJ1

20X2

Accounts payable control

GJ1

1
2 079

2 080

Folio 225

Folio 230

1 200
Computers

20X2
Apr 6

GJ1
c/d

10 000
Furniture & Fittings

20X2
Apr 1

75
539
880
10
11 369
12 873

Folio 135

Motor Vehicles
20X2
Apr 1

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Folio 235

2 300
Accounts Payable Control
20X2

113

Folio 305

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Apr 15
30

Bank
Balance

GJ1
c/d

550
2 530
3 080

Apr 4
6
May 1

20X2
Apr 23
25
30

Accounts receivable control GJ1


Accounts receivable control GJ1
Balance
c/d

GST Collected
20X2
10
Apr 1
7
3
683
9
700
May 1
Loan Finance Co
20X2
Apr 1
Capital
20X2
Apr 1

Inventory
Computers

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

550
2 530
3 080
2 530
Folio 315

Accounts receivable control GJ1


Accounts receivable control GJ1
Bank
GJ1
Balance

b/d

Folio 410
Capital

GJ1

9 000
Folio 455

Assets & liabilities

GJ1

17 920

Drawings
20X2
Apr 12

20X2
Apr 23
30

Bank

GJ1

Folio 460

75

Accounts receivable control GJ1


Balance
c/d

Sales
20X2
100
Apr 1
6 900
3
9
7 000
May 1

Folio 505
Accounts receivable control GJ1
Accounts receivable control GJ1
Bank
GJ1
Balance

b/d

Discount Received
20X2
Apr 15 Accounts payable control

20X2
Apr 1
3
9

Inventory
Inventory
Inventory

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

May 1

Balance

b/d

Cost of Goods Sold


20X2
1 200
Apr 23 Inventory
1 800
30 Balance
500
3 500
3 450

Accounts receivable control GJ1

GJ1
c/d

Bank

GJ1

Folio 525
GJ1

10

50
3 450
3 500

Folio 610

70

150

Bank Charges
20X2
Apr 28

2 400
3 600
1 000
7 000
6 900

Folio 600

Discount Allowed
20X2
Apr 25

240
360
100
700
683

Folio 792

10

(iii)

Date
20X2
Apr 1

L Smith
Accounts Receivable Ledger
T Yates
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Sales

SJ1

Credit

2 640

2 640 DR

J Hope
Date
20X2
Apr 3
23

Particulars

Folio

Sales
Sales returns

SJ1
SJ1

114

Debit

Folio 115.1
Balance

Credit

3 960
110

Folio 115.2
Balance
3 960 DR
3 850 DR

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

25

Date
20X2
Apr 4
15

Date
20X2
Apr 6

Bank

CR1

3 850

L Smith Accounts Payable Ledger


M Buffier
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Inventory
Bank

PJ1
CPJ1

Particulars
Computers

Folio 305.1
Balance

Credit
550

550

Supreme Office Equipment


Folio
Debit

550 CR
Nil
Folio 305.2
Balance

Credit

PJ1

Nil

2 530

2 530 CR

(iv)
Trial Balance of L Smith as at 30 April 20X2
$
3 850
2 640
11 369
2 079
10 000
1 200
2 300

Inventory
Accounts receivable control
Bank
GST paid
Motor vehicles
Furniture & fittings
Computers
Accounts payable control
GST collected
Loan
Capital L Smith
Drawings
Sales
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed
Bank charges

2 530
683
9 000
17 920
75
6 900
10
3 450
70
10
37 043

37 043

(v)
Schedule of Accounts Receivable Balances
$
2 640

T Yates
Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances

$
2 530

Supreme Office Equipment


(b)
(i)
Date
20X2
Apr 1

General Journal of L Smith


Particulars
Bank
Inventory
Motor vehicle
Furniture & fittings
GST paid
Loan
Capital L Smith
Assets & liabilities at commencement of business

Folio
125
110
225
230
135
410
455

Debit

GJ1
Credit

8 000
6 000
10 000
1 200
1 720
9 000
17 920

Sales Journal of L Smith

Date
20X2
Apr 1
3
23

Cost of
Goods
Sold
1 200
1 800
(50)
2 950

Details
T Yates
J Hope
J Hope returns

Folio
115.1
115.2
115.2

115

Accounts
Receivable
$
2 640
3 960
(110)
6 490

Sales
$
2 400
3 600
(100)
5 900

GST
collected
$
240
360
(10)
590

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

600/110

Date
20X2
Apr 4
6

115

505

Purchases Journal of L Smith


Accounts
Folio
Payable
Inventory
$
$
305.1
550
500
305.2
2 530
3 080
500
305
110

Details
M Buffier
Supreme Office Equip

315

GST
paid
$

Computers
$

50
230
280

2 300
2 300
235

135

Cash Receipts Journal of L Smith


Cost of
Goods
Sold

Date
20X2
Apr 9
25

Details

500

Folio

Sales
J Hope

115.2

500
600/110

Date
20X2
Apr 12
15
26
28

Details
Drawings
M Buffier
Purchases
Bank charges

Bank
$
1 100
3 773
4 873
125

Accounts
Receivable
$

Discount
Allowed
$

3 850
3 850
115

Cash Payments Journal of L Smith


Accounts
Disc
Bank
Payable
Recd
Drawings
$
$
$
$
75
75
539
550
(10)
880
10
1 504
550
(10)
75
125
305
525
460

Folio

305.1

GST
collected
$
100
(7)
93
315

Sales
$
1 000

(70)
(70)

1 000
505

610

Inventory
$

Bank
Charge
$

GST
paid
$
(1)
80

800
800
110

10
10
792

79
135

(ii)

20X2
Apr 1
30

May 1

20X2
Apr 30

May 1

Capital L Smith
Purchases
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

Balance

b/d

Sales

Balance c/d

General Ledger of L Smith


Inventory
20X2
6 000
Apr 30 Cost of goods sold
500
Cost of goods sold
800
Balance
7 300
3 850

Accounts Receivable Control


20X2
SJ1
6 490
Apr 30 Bank
Balance c/d
6 490
2 640
Bank

20X2
Apr 1
30
May 1

Capital L Smith

GJ1

8 000

Receipts

CR1

4 873
12 873
11 369

Balance b/d

Capital L Smith
A/cs payable
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

SJ1
CR1
c/d

2 950
500
3 850
7 300

Folio 115
CR1

3 850
2 640
6 490

Folio 125
20X2
Apr 30

GST Paid
20X2
Apr 1
30

Folio 110

Payments
CPJ1
Balance c/d

1 504
11 369
12 873

Folio 135

1 720
280
79
2 079
Motor Vehicles

116

Folio 225

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

20X2
Apr 1

Capital L Smith

GJ1

10 000
Furniture & Fittings

20X2
Apr 1

Capital L Smith

GJ1

Folio 230

1 200
Computers

20X2
Apr 30

20X2
Apr 30

A/cs payable control

Bank
Balance c/d

GJ1

CPJ1

Folio 235

2 300
Accounts Payable Control
20X2
550
Apr 30 Purchases
2 530
3 080
May 1 Balance b/d
GST Collected
20X2
Apr 30

Folio 305
PJ1

3 080
2 530
Folio 315

Accounts receivable
Bank

SJ1
CR1

Loan

Capital L Smith
20X2
Apr 1

Capital L Smith

GJ1

CPJ1

Assets & liabilities

GJ1

75
Folio 505
20X2
Apr 30

Discount Received
20X2
Apr 30

Bank
CR1
A/cs receivable control SJ1

SJ1
CR1

Bank

CPJ1

Bank

CR1

2 950
500
3 450
Folio 785

70
Bank Charges

20X2
Apr 30

Bank

CPJ1

10
Folio 600

Discount Allowed
20X2
Apr 30

1 000
5 900
6 900
Folio 525

Cost of Goods Sold


Inventory
Inventory

17 920
Folio 460

Sales

20X2
Apr 30

9 000
Folio 455

Drawings
Bank

590
93
683
Folio 410

20X2
Apr 1

20X2
Apr 30

3 080

Folio 792

10

(iii)

Date
20X2

L Smith
Accounts Receivable Ledger
T Yates
Particulars
Folio
Debit

117

Credit

Folio 115.1
Balance

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Apr 1

Sales

SJ1

2 640

2 640 DR

J Hope
Date
20X2
Apr 3
23
25

Date
20X2
Apr 4
15

Date
20X2
Apr 6

Particulars

Folio

Sales
Sales returns
Bank

SJ1
SJ1
CR1

Debit
3 960

110
3 850

L Smith Accounts Payable Ledger


M Buffier
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Inventory
Bank

PJ1
CPJ1

Particulars

Credit
550

550

Supreme Office Equipment


Folio
Debit

Computers

Credit

Credit

PJ1

2 530

Folio 115.2
Balance
3 960 DR
3 850 DR
Nil

Folio 305.1
Balance
550 CR
Nil
Folio 305.2
Balance
2 530 CR

(iv)
Trial Balance of L Smith as at 30 April 20X2
$
3 850
2 640
11 369
2 079
10 000
1 200
2 300

Inventory
Accounts receivable control
Bank
GST paid
Motor vehicles
Furniture & fittings
Computers
Accounts payable control
GST collected
Loan
Capital L Smith
Drawings
Sales
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Discount allowed
Bank charges

2 530
683
9 000
17 920
75
6 900
10
3 450
70
10
37 043

37 043

(v)
Schedule of Accounts Receivable Balances
$
2 640

T Yates
Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances

$
2 530

Supreme Office Equipment

Solution 7.6
(a)

20X9
Sept 18
27

Oct 1

Service revenue
Service revenue

Balance

General Ledger of I Lucas


Accounts Receivable Control
20X9
GJ1
715
Sept 24 Bank
GJ1
1 760
29 Service revenue
30 Balance
2 475
b/d
2 098
Bank

20X9
Sept 1
2
5

Capital
Loan from Ozzie
Service revenue

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

30 800
40 000
1 540

118

Folio 115
GJ1
GJ1
c/d

300
77
2 098
2 475

Folio 125

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

24

20X9
Sept10
14
Oct 1

20X9
Sept 21
30

20X9
Sept 29
30

Accounts receivable control

GJ1

300
72 640
GST paid
20X9
190
Sep 21
86
30
276
258

Folio 135

Accounts payable control


Accounts payable control

GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

Office supplies
Balance

Accounts Payable Control


20X9
GJ1
198
Sept 10 Office supplies
c/d
2 838
14 Advertising
3 036
Oct 1 Balance

Accounts receivable control


Balance

GJ1
c/d

GST collected
20X9
7 Sept 5
358
18
27
365
Oct 1

Accounts payable control


Balance

20X9
Sept 29
30

Accounts receivable control


Balance

GJ1
c/d

Service Revenue
20X9
70 Sept 5
3 580
18
27
3 650
Oct 1

GJ1
GJ1

20X9
Sept 10

Oct 1

Accounts payable control

GJ1

Accounts payable control

GJ1

Balance

b/d

Date
20X9
Sept 18
24
29

Date
20X9

Folio 315
Bank
Accounts receivable control
Accounts receivable control

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

140
65
160
365
358
Folio 410

GJ1
GJ1

5 000
40 000
45 000
Folio 455

Assets & liabilities

GJ1

25 800
Folio 507

Bank
Accounts receivable control
Accounts receivable control

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Balance

b/d

1 400
650
1 600
3 650
3 580
Folio 710

860
Office Supplies
20X9
1 900
Sept 21
30
1 900
1 720

Folio 767
Accounts payable control
Balance

Accounts Receivable Ledger


R Stone
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Service revenue
Bank
Service revenue

GJ1
GJ1
GJ1

Particulars

2 090
946
3 036
2 838

b/d

Advertising
20X9
Sept 14

18
258
276

Folio 305

Loan from Ozzie


20X9
Sept 1 Capital
2 Bank

Capital
20X9
Sept 1

GJ1
c/d

N Younis
Folio

119

Credit

715
300
77

Debit

Credit

GJ1
c/d

Folio 115.1
Balance
715 DR
415 DR
338 DR

Folio 115.2
Balance

180
1 720
1 900

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Sept 27

Date
20X9
Sept 10
21

Service revenue

GJ1

1 760

Accounts Payable Ledger


R Lee
Particulars
Folio
Office supplies
Office supplies

Debit

GJ1
GJ1

1 760 DR

Folio 305.1
Balance

Credit
2 090

198

Ad Co
Date
20X9
Sept 14

Particulars

Folio

Advertising

Debit

Folio 305.2
Balance

Credit

GJ1

2 090 CR
1 892 CR

946

946 CR

(b)
I Lucas
Trial balance as at 30 September 20X9
Debit
$
2 098
72 640
258

Accounts receivable control


Bank
GST paid
Accounts payable control
GST collected
Loan from Ozzie
Capital
Service revenue
Advertising
Office supplies

Credit
$

2 838
358
45 000
25 800
3 580
860
1 720
77 576

77 576

(c)
Schedule of Accounts Receivable Balances
R Stone
N Younis
Balance as per accounts receivable control

$
338
1 760
2 098

Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances


R Lee
Ad Co
Balance as per accounts payable control

1 892
946
2 838

Solution 7.8
(a)

20X8
Mar 1
31

Apr 1

20X8
Mar 1
31

Apr 1

Capital
Accounts payable control
Bank
CPJ1

Balance

Capital J Fisher
Sales

Balance b/d

General Ledger of J Fisher


Inventory
20X8
GJ1
30 000
Mar 29 Drawings
PJ1
1 160
30 Donations
140
31 Cost of goods sold

GJ1
GJ1
SJ1

130
150
364

Cost of goods sold


Balance

CR1
c/d

530
30 126
31 300

b/d

Folio 110

31 300
30 126

Accounts Receivable Control


20X8
GJ1
10 250
Mar 31 Bank
SJ1
2 882
Bad debts
Balance c/d
13 132
8 985

120

Folio 115
CR1
GJ1

3 124
1 023
8 985
13 132

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Bank
20X8
Mar 1
31
Apr 1

Capital J Fisher
Receipts

GJ1
CR1

40 000
4 257
44 257
42 147

Balance b/d

Folio 125
20X8
Mar 31

Payments
Balance c/d

CPJ1

GST paid
20X8
Mar 1
Mar 31

Apr 1

Capital J Fisher
A/cs payable control
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

Balance

b/d

870
186
43
1 099
1 071

Folio 135
20X8
Mar 29
30
31

Drawings
Donations
Balance

GJ1
GJ1
c/d

Plant
20X8
Mar 1

20X8
Mar 1

Apr 1

20X8
Mar 1
31

Apr 1

20X8
Mar 31

20X8
Mar 31

Capital J Fisher

Capital J Fisher

Capital J Fisher
A/cs payable control
Bank

16 000

GJ1

Motor Vehicles
20X8
11 200
Mar 31

Balance b/d

Bank
Balance

A/cs receivable control


Balance

Folio 225
A/cs receivable control SJ1
Balance c/d

1 900
9 300
11 200

11 200
9 300

GJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

Furniture & Equipment


20X8
6 000
Mar 31 Bank
CR1
700
A/cs receivable control SJ1
250
Balance c/d
6 950
6 770

Accounts Payable Control


20X8
CPJ1
1 505
Mar 1 Capital J Fisher
c/d
3 011
31 Purchases
4 516
Apr 1 Balance

GJ1
c/d

GST collected
20X8
93
Mar 1
1 362
31

Apr 1
Capital J Fisher
20X8
Mar 1

GJ1
PJ1
b/d

GJ1
CPJ1

70
110
6 770
6 950

2 470
2 046
4 516
3 011
Folio 315

Capital J Fisher
GJ1
A/cs receivable control SJ1
Bank
CR1
Balance

b/d

1 090
262
103
1 455
1 362

Assets & liabilities

GJ1

110 760

Drawings
Inventory
Bank

Folio 230

Folio 305

1 455

20X8
Mar 29
31

13
15
1071
1 099

Folio 220

GJ1

Balance b/d

2 110
42 147
44 257

Folio 460

143
132
275
Sales

Folio 505
20X8
Mar 31

121

A/cs receivable control


Bank

GJ1
CR1

610
960
1 570

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Discount Received
20X8
Mar 31

Folio 525
Bank
CPJ1

80

Cost of Goods Sold


20X8
Mar 31

Inventory
Bank

SJ1
CR1

Folio 600

364
530
894
Advertising

20X8
Mar 31

Bank

CPJ1

Folio 710

120
Donations

20X8
Mar 30

Inventory

GJ1

Folio 777

165
Bad Debts

20X8
Mar 31

Date
20X8
Mar 1
3
16
25
30
31

A/cs receivable control

GJ1

Folio 787

930

Accounts Receivable Ledger of J Fisher


W Black
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Balance
Sales
Sales (returns)
Bank
Bank (chq dishonoured)
Bank
Bad debts

GJ1
SJ1
SJ1
CR1
CR1
CR1
GJ1

Credit

3 750
308
11
261
261
3 024
1 023

B Day
Date
20X8
Mar 1
14
25

Particulars

Folio

Balance
Sales
Bank

GJ1
SJ1
CR1

Debit

Credit

6 500
374
100

W Blue
Date
20X8
Mar 23

Date
20X8
Mar3 1

Date
20X8
Mar 1
2
13
22
27

Particulars

Folio

Furniture & equipment

Particulars

SJ1
Ryde Motor Cycles
Folio

Motor vehicle

SJ1

Debit

Credit

121

Debit

Balance
Inventory
Inventory returns
Inventory
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
PJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

2 090

Particulars

Folio

Credit
1 230
297
22
110

1 505

122

Debit

Folio 115.2
Balance
6 500 DR
6 874 DR
6 774 DR
Folio 115.3
Balance

Folio 115.4
Balance
2 090 DR

J Parker
Date
20X8

3 750 DR
4 058 DR
4 047 DR
3 786 DR
4 047 DR
1 023 DR
Nil

121 DR

Credit

Accounts Payable Ledger of J Fisher


P Perkins
Particulars
Folio
Debit

Folio 115.1
Balance

Credit

Folio 305.1
Balance
1 230 CR
1 527 CR
1 505 CR
1 615 CR
110 CR
Folio 305.2
Balance

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Mar 1
7

Balance
Inventory

GJ1
PJ1

1 240
891

C Harris
Date
20X8
Mar 5

Particulars

Folio

Furniture & equipment

Debit

Folio 305.3
Balance

Credit

PJ1

1 240 CR
2 131 CR

770

770 CR

(b)
Trial Balance of J Fisher as at 31 March 20X8
$
30 126
8 985
42 147
1 071
16 000
9 300
6 770

Inventory
Accounts receivable control
Bank
GST paid
Plant
Motor vehicles
Furniture & equipment
Accounts payable control
GST clearing
Capital J Fisher
Drawings
Sales
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Advertising
Donations
Bad debts

3 011
1 362
110 760
275
1 570
80
894
120
165
930
116 783

116 783

(c)
Schedule of Accounts Receivable Balances
$
W Blue
B Day
Ryde Motor Cycles
Balance as per accounts receivable control

121
6 774
2 090
8 985

Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances


$
P Perkins
J Parker
G Harris
Balance as per accounts payable control

110
2 131
770
3 011

Solution 7.10
(a)

20X8
May 1
31

June 1

20X8
May 1
1

June1

20X8
May 31

Capital
Accounts payable control
Bank
CPJ1
Balance

Capital R David
Sales

b/d

GJ1
SJ1

Balance b/d

Receipts

General Ledger of R David


Inventory
20X8
GJ1
50 000
May 31 Cost of goods sold
PJ1
920
Balance
1 190

CR1

Folio 110
SJ1
c/d

1 945
50 165

52 110
50 165

52 110

Accounts Receivable Control


20X8
10 635
May 29 Bad debts
5 115
31 Bank
Balance c/d
15 750
9 231
Bank
20X8
7 649
May 1

123

Folio 115
GJ1
CR1

1 859
4 660
9 231
15 750

Folio 125
Capital R David

GJ1

9 600

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Balance c/d

6 547
14 196

31
June 1

Bank

CPJ1

Balance b/d

Petty Cash
20X8
May 1

Capital R David

GJ1

Folio 130

700
GST paid

20X8
May 1
31

Capital R David
Accounts payable control
Bank

GJ1
PJ1
CPJ1

Folio 135

1 700
107
115
1 922
Land & Buildings

20X8
May 1

Capital R David

GJ1

Folio 210

195 000
Plant & Machinery

20X8
May 1

Capital R David

GJ1

Folio 215

48 200
Motor Vehicles

20X8
May 4

Capital R David

20X8
May 1

Capital R David

June 1

Balance b/d

GJ1

GJ1

Folio 225

20 240
Office Furniture & Equipment
20X8
9 400
May 31 A/cs receivable control
Balance c/d
9 400
8 500

Folio 230
SJ1

Investments
20X8
May 1

20X8
May 31

Capital R David

Bank
Balance c/d

GJ1

CPJ1

60 000
Accounts Payable Control
20X8
1 912
May 1 Capital R David
4 472
31 Purchases

June 1

Accounts receivable control GJ1


Bank
CR1
Balance
c/d

900
8 500
9 400

Folio 260

Folio 305
GJ1
PJ1

6 384

20X8
May 29
31

4 596
14 196
6 547

GST collected
20X8
169
May 1
1
31
2 395
2 565
June 1
Capital R David
20X8
May 1
4

6 384
4 472

Balance b/d

Folio 315
Capital R David
GJ1
A/cs receivable control SJ1

2 100
465

Balance

2 565
2 395

b/d

Folio 455
Assets & liabilities
Motor vehicle

GJ1
GJ1

Sales

359 574
20 240
379 814
Folio 505

20X8
May 31
Interest Income
20X8

124

4 361
2 023

A/cs receivable control SJ1

3 750
Folio 515

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

May 31
Discount Received
20X8
May 31

Bank

CR1

Folio 525
Bank

CPJ1

Cost of Goods Sold


20X8
May 31

Inventory

SJ1

Bank

CR1

1 945
Folio 610

10
Wages

20X8
May 31

Bank

20X8
May 1

CPJ1

A/cs payable control

20X8
May 31

PJ1

A/cs payable control

PJ1

Folio 740

1 320
Rates

Folio 760

846
Stationery

Folio 762

150
Bad Debts

20X8
May 31

A/cs receivable control GJ1

Folio 787

1 690
Bank Charges

20X8
May 31

Date
20X8
May 1
29

Bank

CPJ1

Folio 795

99

Accounts Receivable Ledger of R David


W Scott
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Balance
Bank
Bad debts

Credit

4 019
CR1
GJ1

2 160
1 859

W Janine
Date
20X8
May 1
8
13
16
28

Particulars

Folio

Balance
Sales
Sales (returns)
Bank
Bank dishonoured chq
Bank

SJ1
SJ1
CR1
CR1

Debit

Credit

3 622
1 045
110
3 622
3 622
500

W Payne
Date
20X8
May 1
5
23

Particulars

Folio

Balance
Bank
Sales

Debit

Credit

2 994
CR1
SJ1

1 549
2 739

W Susan
Date
20X8
May 11
18

Particulars

Folio

Sales
Bank

Debit

Credit

451
CR1

451

C Palmer
Date

40
Folio 600

Discount Allowed
20X8
May 31

3 000

Particulars

Folio

125

Debit

Credit

Folio 115.1
Balance
4 019 DR
1 859 DR
Nil
Folio 115.2
Balance
3 622 DR
4 667 DR
4 557 DR
935 DR
4 557 DR
4 057 DR
Folio 115.3
Balance
2 994 DR
1 445 DR
4 184 DR
Folio 115.4
Balance
451 DR
Nil
Folio 115.5
Balance

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

20X8
May 15

Date
20X8
May 1
6
22
25

Date
20X8
May 1
Date
20X8
May 1

Date
20X8
May 6

Date
20X8
May 19
26

Date
20X8
May 24

Furniture & equipment

SJ1

990

Accounts Payable Ledger of R David


W Laurence
Particulars
Folio
Debit
Balance
Bank
Inventory
Inventory returns

990 DR

Credit
1 912

CPJ1

1 912
253
44

Particulars

W Gillett
Folio

Particulars

W Renae
Folio

Debit

Credit

Balance

1 004
Debit

Credit

Balance

1 445

Particulars

C Gillett
Folio

Inventory

Debit

Credit

PJ1

Particulars

Bangor Office Supplies


Folio

Stationery
Stationery overcharge

Particulars

803

Debit

PJ1
PJ1
Hiland Council
Folio

Rates

Credit
198
33

Debit

PJ1

Credit
846

Folio 305.1
Balance
1 912 CR
Nil
253 CR
209 CR
Folio 305.2
Balance
1 004 CR
Folio 305.3
Balance
1 445 CR
Folio 305.4
Balance
803 CR
Folio 305.5
Balance
198 CR
165 CR
Folio 305.6
Balance
846 CR

(b)
Trial Balance of R David as at 31 May 20X8
$
50 165
9 231

Inventory
Accounts receivable control
Bank
Petty Cash
GST paid
Land & buildings
Plant & machinery
Motor vehicles
Office furniture & equipment
Investments
Accounts payable control
GST collected
Capital R David
Sales
Interest income
Discount received
Cost of goods sold
Wages
Rates
Stationery
Discount allowed
Bad debts
Bank charges

6 547
700
1 922
195 000
48 200
20 240
8 500
60 000
4 472
2 395
379 814
3 750
3 000
40
1 945
1 320
846
150
10
1 690
99
400 018

(c)

126

400 018

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Schedule of Accounts Receivable Balances


W Janine
W Payne
C Palmer
Balance as per accounts receivable control

$
4 057
4 184
990
9 231

Schedule of Accounts Payable Balances


W Laurence
W Gillett
C Gillett
W. Renae
Bangor Office Supplies
Hiland Council
Balance as per accounts payable control

$
209
1 004
803
1 445
165
846
4 472

Solution 7.12
(a)
20X3
June 1
30

Balance b/d
Sales

July 1

Balance b/d

Accounts Receivable Control


20X3
174 300
June 30 Bank
308 506
Discount allowed
Balance c/d
482 806
177 406

297 600
7 800
177 406
482 806

(b)
20X3
June 1
30

Balance b/d
Sales

July 1

Balance b/d

Accounts Receivable Control


20X3
88 100
June 30 Bank
163 900
Discount allowed
Bad debts
Balance c/d
252 000
65 996

183 500
700
1 804
65 996
252 000

(c)
20X3
June 1
30

July 1

Balance b/d
Sales
Bad debts recovered
Balance b/d

Accounts Receivable Control


20X3
45 200
June 30 Bank
121 308
Discount allowed
2 805
Balance c/d
169 313
61 613

107 400
300
61 613
169 313

Solution 7.14
20X1
Mar 1

Apr 1

20X1
Mar 31

Balance b/d
Sales
Bad debts recovered

Balance b/d

Bank
Disc recd & GST
Balance b/d

Accounts Receivable Control


20X1
2 300
Mar 31 Bank
1 925
Disc allowed & GST
77
Bad debts
Balance c/d
4 302
2 051
Accounts Payable Control
20X1
1 320
Mar 1 Balance b/d
20
Inventory (Purchases)
3 160
4 500
Apr 1 Balance b/d

2 080
50
121
2 051
4 302

3 400
1 100
4 500
3 160

Solution 7.16
20X2
Nov 1
30

Balance
Sales

Accounts Receivable Control


20X2
b/d
101 480
Nov 30 Bad debts
84 117
Bank

127

3 795
67 900

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Bad debts recovered


Dec 1

20X2
Nov 30

Balance

990
186 587
114 892

b/d

Bank
Balance

Balance

c/d

Accounts Payable Control


20X2
47 470
Nov 1 Balance b/d
51 766
30 Inventory (Purchases)
99 236
Dec 1 Balance

c/d

114 892
186 587

41 090
58 146
99 236
51 766

b/d

Solution 7.18
Cash payments journal of R Gooney
Chq
no:

Date

20X2
Nov 16
28

Payee
and/or
Particulars

Folio

H Gant
H Gant

CP1

Bank

A/cs Pay

Disc
recd

Inventory

Wages

Bank
charges

GST paid

3 482
10 202

3 553
10 296

(65)
(86)

(6)
(8)

Nov 28 Payment is made up as follows:


Invoice 3665 $5 588 (Invoice $5 632 less credit note $44 = $5 588) (Bank $5 588)
Invoice 4511 $4 708 (Bank $4 614; Discount received $86; GST paid $8)
Accounts payable ledger of R Gooney
H Gant
Date

20X2
Nov 2
7
13
14
16
28

Particulars

Folio no: 305.1


Folio

Inventory (invoice 2818)


Inventory (invoice 3665)
Inventory (credit note 1577)
Inventory (invoice 4511)
Bank
Discount received
Bank
Discount received

PJ1
PJ1
PJ1
PJ1
CP1
CP1
CP1
CP1

128

Debit

Credit

3 553
5 632
44
4 708
3 482
71
10 202
94

Balance

3 553 Cr
9 185 Cr
9 141 Cr
13 849 Cr
10 367 Cr
10 296 Cr
94 Cr
Nil

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

Solution 7.20
Statement of reconciliation M Morgan
$

Balance as per statement dated 30 April 20X7


Less:
Invoices not yet received
503
26 Apr 20X7
644
30 Apr 20X7

366
77
130

Less: Discount received not yet processed


22 Apr 20X7
Balance as per subsidiary ledger

207
159

11

11
148

The following action should be taken:


Make inquiries as to why the discount of $11 for the payment made on 22 April has not been
processed.
The outstanding invoices are at the end of the month and may be in process. General inquiry only
required at this stage.

Solution 7.22

J Press
Remittance Advice
To:

30 November 20X0

L Tuffs
Account No:

Date

20X0
Nov 3
6
10
17
20
30

Particulars

025

Debit

Credit

Balance

1 329

Purchases invoice 2678


Purchases credit 1013
Purchases invoice 2696
Purchases invoice 2737
Purchases credit 1037
Discount taken

191
2 876
606
242
109

Cheque attached

1 329
1 138
4 014
4 620
4 378
4 269
4 269

The accounts receivable subsidiary ledger for J Press revealed:


Accounts receivable ledger of L Tuffs
J Press
Date

20X0
Oct 14

21

Particulars

Sales (invoice 2530)

Sales (invoice 2678)

Folio no: 115.1


Folio

Debit

SJ1

2 072
1 329

SJ1

28

Sales (credit note 1013)

SJ1

Nov 7

Sales (invoice 2696)


Bank (receipt 63)
Sales (invoice 2737)
Sales (credit note 1037)
Sales (invoice 2889)

SJ1
CR1
SJ1
SJ1
SJ1

14
17
26

129

Credit

191
2 876
2 072
660
242
3 484

Balance

2 072 Dr
3 401 Dr
3 210 Dr
6 086 Dr
4 014 Dr
4 674 Dr
4 432 Dr
7 916 Dr

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

The following action should be taken:


Sales invoice 2737 has been recorded differently. Check back to sales invoice to see which amount
is correct ($660 or $606). If our figures are correct notify debtor. If the debtor has correctly
recorded the amount it will be necessary to update our journals and posting to subsidiary ledger.
Ensure the terms of discount have been met to determine if discount of $109 claimed meets the
terms. If terms met, then process discount allowed in journal. If terms of discount have not been
met then advise debtor.
$

Balance as per debtors subsidiary ledger account as at 30 November 20X0


Less: Invoices not paid
2889 (26 Nov 20X0)
Less: Invoice short paid by customer
2737 (14 Nov 20X0)
Should be
Paid as

7 916
3 484

660
606

Less discount not yet recorded in our records


Amount as per remittance advice

3 484
4 432

54
4 378
109
4 269

Solution 7.24

Match invoices to payments and tick () both.


Accounts receivable ledger of E Cashman
J Slade
Date

20X4
Nov 1
15
30
Dec 5
Jan 22
Feb 15
28

Folio no: 115.1

Particulars

Folio

Sales
Sales
Bank
Sales
Sales
Bank
Bank

SJ1
SJ1
CR1
SJ1
SJ1
CR1
CR1

Debit

Credit

770
880
770
440
1 100
440
1 100

P Swine
Date

20X4
Nov 14
Dec 1
Jan 4
Feb 18
19

Folio

Sales
Sales

SJ1
SJ1

Bank

Debit

550
110

CR1

Sales
Sales
Bank

SJ1
SJ1
CR1

Credit

Date

Particulars

Sales
Sales

130

Balance

550

550 Dr
660 Dr
110 Dr

775

885 Dr
1 440 Dr
665 Dr

775
555

P Jumbuk

20X4
Dec 15
Jan 1

770 Dr
1 650 Dr
880 Dr
1 320 Dr
2 420 Dr
1 980 Dr
880 Dr

Folio no: 115.2

Particulars

Balance

Folio no: 115.3


Folio

Debit

SJ1
SJ1

670
1 112

Credit

Balance

670 Dr
1 782 Dr

Chapter 7: Subsidiary Ledgers Accounts Receivable (Debtors) and Accounts Payable (Creditors)

12

Sales

22
Feb 16

SJ1

Bank

660

CR1

Sales

1 112

SJ1

2 442 Dr
1 330 Dr
2 318 Dr

988

Record the outstanding invoices in accordance with their overdue period. It is sometimes easier to identify
month of current, 30 days, etc.
Aged Debtors Report as at 28 February 20X4
Debtor

J Slade
P Swine
P Jumbuk
TOTAL

Folio

115.1
115.2
115.3

Total

Current
(Feb)

30 days
(Jan)

60 days
(Dec)

880
665
2 318

555
988

660

110
670

3 863

1 543

660

780

90 days and over


(Nov)

880

880

The following outstanding invoices should be followed up:


J Slade $880 dated 15 November whilst this customer has paid subsequent invoices this invoice is still
outstanding. Perhaps there is a dispute over this invoice. Ongoing consultation should be occurring and
referring to supervisor as necessary and in accordance with organisational policy.
P Swine $110 dated 1 December this customer has paid subsequent invoices and again may have
overlooked this invoice or there may be a dispute. Ongoing consultation should be occurring and referring
to supervisor as necessary and in accordance with organisational policy.
P Jumbuk $670 dated 15 December and $660 dated 12 January whilst this customer has paid a large
invoice from 1 January it is unacceptable to have two invoices outstanding over 30 days. Consultation
should be made with this customer and recommend to supervisor that credit is temporarily suspended until
accounts are paid.
All customers have invoices outstanding over 30 days. This means that the full payment within 30 days is
not being met by any customer. It is important for the business cash flow that debtors pay their accounts
within the terms of the credit policy. An overall review of credit policy may be warranted by management.

131

CHAPTER 8

PETTY CASH
Solution 8.2
(a)
(Extract of) General Journal of Ian Coom
Particulars
Folio

Date
20X9
July 1

15

Petty cash
Bank
Cheque 17152 petty cash float established
Travel expenses
Cleaning
Motor vehicle expenses
Stationery
Sundry expenses
GST paid
Bank
Cheque 17193 reimbursement of petty cash

Debit

Credit

250.00
250.00
10.36
20.09
78.45
26.27
50.54
18.59
204.30

(b)
Petty Cash Book of Ian Coom
PAYMENT DISSECTION
Date

Particulars

20X9
Jul 1
2
3
5
8
9
10

Petty cash advance


Taxi fares
Soaps and disinfectants
Petrol
Mop and bucket
Pens and pads
Cancelled
Repairs to office door
Overhead projector pens
11 Repairs to tyre
Cartage to customer - inv 734
12 Repairs to vehicle
15 Refill gas cylinder

Vchr
no
17152
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

Amount Amount
GST paid
recd
paid

11.40
9.30
26.70
12.80
17.40

19.30
11.50
14.50
21.60
45.10
14.70
204.30
$250.00

17193

Cleaning

Motor Veh
Tea
expenses Stationery money

1.04
0.85
2.43
1.16
1.58
1.76
1.05
1.32
1.96
4.10
1.34
18.59

10.36
8.45
24.27
11.64
15.82
17.54
10.45
13.18
19.64
41.00
10.36

20.09

78.45

13.36
50.54

26.27

45.70
$250.00

45.70
204.30

Solution 8.4
(a)
Date
20X6
Feb 21

Sundry
exp

250.00

Cash on hand c/d


Cash on hand b/d
Reimbursement cheque

Travel
exp

(Extract of) General Journal of S Baldas


Particulars
Folio
Freight outwards
Publications (Newspapers & Magazines)
Motor vehicle expenses
Postage

Debit
80.40
32.40
45.50
20.20

161

Credit

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Mar 4

GST paid
Bank
Cheque 8751 reimbursement of petty cash
Freight outwards
Publications (Newspapers & Magazines)
Motor vehicle expenses
Postage
GST paid
Bank
Cheque 8844 reimbursement of petty cash

(b)

17.85
196.35
56.00
17.30
60.00
38.20
17.15
188.65

S Baldas
Petty Cash Book
PAYMENT DISSECTION

Date

Particulars

20X6
Feb 21

Cash on hand
Reimburse chq
Rail freight inv 672
Newspapers - W/e 22.2.X6
Petrol
Bus freight inv 810
Stamps
Repairs to Delivery truck
Magazines & stamps
Bus freight inv 1211

22
23
26
27
28
Mar 2
3
4

Vchr
number

8751
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75

Amount
received

Cash on hand
Reimbursement chq

8844

GST paid

Freight
out

News &
Magazines

MV
expense

Postage

3.65
196.35
47.30
13.20
27.50
7.70
35.20
38.50
12.65
6.60
188.65

Cash on hand

Amount
paid

200.00
11.35
188.65

4.30
1.20
2.50
0.70
3.20
3.50
1.15
0.60
17.15

43.00
12.00
25.00
7.00
32.00
35.00
5.30
6.00
56.00

6.20

17.30

60.00

$38.20

11.35
200.00

Solution 8.6
(a)
W Nolvis
Petty Cash Book
PAYMENT DISSECTION
Date

Particulars

20X9
Apr 1

2
3
4
8
9
10

Cash on hand
Reimburse chq
Fish food
Magazines
Steam cleaning
Tea, milk & sugar
Petrol & oil
Fish tank repairs
Paper account
Car wash & polish
Write-off of excess

Voucher
number

17009
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197

Amount
received

2.75
13.20
53.35
9.10
34.10
41.80
11.55
21.45
(5.00)
182.30
200.00

17404

GST paid

Office
expenses

News &
Magazines

MV
expenses

8.90
191.10

Cash on hand
Cash on hand
Reimbursement chq

Amount
paid

0.25
1.20
4.85

3.10
3.80
1.05
1.95
16.20

2.50
12.00
48.50
9.10
31.00
38.00
10.50
19.50
(5.00)
93.10

22.50

50.50

17.70
200.00

17.70
182.30

(b)
Date

Particulars

Folio

20X9

162

Debit

Credit

Chapter 8: Petty cash

Apr 10

Office expenses
Newspapers & magazines (Publications)
Motor vehicle expenses
GST paid
Bank
Cheque 17404 reimbursement of petty cash

93.10
22.50
50.50
16.20
182.30

Solution 8.8
(a)
Date
June 1

Particulars

Folio

Petty cash
Bank
Establish petty cash float

Debit

Credit

200.00
200.00

(b)
Date
June 21

Particulars

Folio

Office expenses (40.00)


Inventory (35.00 + 20.00)
Motor vehicle expenses (25.00)
GST paid (4.00 + 3.50 + 2.50 + 2.00)
Bank
Reimbursement of petty cash

Debit

Credit

40.00
55.00
25.00
12.00
132.00

(c)
Date
June 24

Particulars

Folio

Petty cash
Bank
Increasing petty cash float

Debit

Credit

300.00
300.00

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CHAPTER 9

BANKING PROCEDURES AND BANK


RECONCILIATIONS
Solution 9.2
Deposit Receipt
Date

DEPOSIT SLIP

One Stop Bank

../../20X.

.././20X.

Toptown
Teller stamp

Cash

$100

0.00

$50

50.00

$117.70

$20

20.00

Cheques

$10

30.00

$401.80

$5

15.00

Credit card

Account Name:

Coins

Amount

Teller &
stamp

No of
items
:

$629.15

2.70

Total

$109.65

117.70

For CR of: Freeman Sporting Goods

$ 0 0 0 6 2 9 .

1 5

456: 190190 9871

One Stop Bank

Solution 9.4
Books of B Johnson
Ledger Extract
Bank
20X5
8 095
May 31

(a)
20X5
May 31

Feb 1

Receipts

Balance

b/d

Payments
Balance

3 287
4 808
8 095

c/d

8 095
4 808

(b)
Bank Reconciliation as at 31 May 20X5
Credit balance as per bank statement
Add: Outstanding deposit
31.5.20X2
_324

6618
324
6 942
2 134

Less: Unpresented cheques


06504
06506
06510
06511

89
267
178
1 600

Debit balance as per bank account

167

______
$4 808

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Solution 9.6
(a)
Date
20X3
Jul 1
4
5
9
12
17
21
24
30
31
6

Date
20X3
Jul 1
2
4
7
8
9
15
19
22
25
27

Books of G Fagney
Cash Receipts Journal / List (extract)
Particulars
Folio
Bank

Rec No
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
702

Sales
M Jeagher
Interest
Capital
D Kaley
Sales
C Bronson
Commission
Sales
D Kaley
Interest

11341
11342
11343
11344
11345
11346
11347
11348
1 1349
11350

Sundries

3 814

3 814
1 092

3 192
3 000
3 416
4 079
585
2 132
1 401
2 100
250
$23 969

Cash Payments Journal / List (extract)


Particulars
Folio
Bank

Chq No

A/cs Rec

Purchases
Motor vehicle
Wages
N Brooks
Purchases
Cartage
Electricity
Drawings
Rates & taxes
Purchases
A/c keeping fee

2 100
3 000
3 416
4 079
585
2 132
1 401
2 100
250
$16 776

$7 193

A/cs Payable

762
11 940
707
548
1 879
201
438
308
872
535
29
$18 219

Sundries
762
11 940
707

548

$548

1 879
201
438
308
872
535
29
$17 671

(b)

20X3
Jul 1
31

Balance
Receipts

b/d

Aug 1

Balance

b/d

General Ledger Extract


Bank
20X3
12 842
Jul 31 Payments
23 969
Balance
36 811
18 592

18 219
18 592
36 811

c/d

(c)
Bank Reconciliation as at 31 July 20X3
Credit balance as per bank statement
Add: Outstanding deposit
31.7.20X3

2 100

11341
11347
11349

762
438
872

18 564
2 100
______
20 664
2 072

Less: Unpresented cheques

______
$18 592

Debit balance as per bank account

Solution 9.8
(a)

20X5
Mar 1
31

Balance
Receipts
Interest

b/d

Books of S Small
General Ledger (extract)
Bank
20X5
453
Mar 31
Payments
4 397
Petty cash
450
Bank charges
Balance
5 300

168

c/d

4 955
250
20
75
5 300

Chapter 9: Bank Reconciliations

Apr 1

Balance

b/d

75

(b)
Bank Reconciliation as at 31 March 20X5
$
(370)
917
____
547

Debit balance as per bank statement


Plus: Outstanding deposit
31.3.20X5

917

18217
18220
18221

238
61
173

Less: Unpresented cheques

472

___
$75

Debit balance as per bank account

Solution 9.10
(d)

Debit $6 108

Solution 9.12
(a)
20X8
Jul 1
31

Aug 1

Balance
b/d
Receipts
Dividend income
Interest
Dishonoured cheque
Balance

b/d

Books of Bryden & Co


General Ledger (extract)
Bank
20X8
80 906
Jul 31
33 734
475
750
(1 638)
114 227
29 934

Payments
Insurance
Dishonour fee
Bank charges
Balance

83 417
819
40
17
29 934
114 227

c/d

(b)
Bank Reconciliation as at 31 July 20X8
Credit balance as per bank statement
Add: Outstanding deposit
31.7.20X8
1 187

37 352
1 187
______

Less: Unpresented cheques

38 539
8 605
05741
05747
05756
05758
05765

688
1 101
3 190
876
2 750

______
$29 934

Debit balance as per bank account

Solution 9.14
(a)
20X3
Aug 31

Sep 1

Receipts
Red Spot Realty
Receipts error
Receipts error

Balance

b/d

Books of Backfight Industries


General Ledger (extract)
Bank
20X3
5 969
Aug 1
Balance
235
31
Payments
(384)
Payment error
348
Payment error
Drawings
Bank charges
Interest
Balance
6 168
301

b/d

797
4 613
(289)
298
420
22
6
301
6 168

c/d

(b)
Bank Reconciliation Statement as at 31 August 20X3
$

169

Solutions to Accounting A Practical Approach

Debit balance as per bank statement


Add: Outstanding deposit
31/5/20X3

2 661

04332
04335
04360
04361

94
386
187
_96

(1 597)
2 661
______
1 064
763

Less: Unpresented cheques

______
$301

Debit balance as per bank account

Solution 9.16
Books of C R Davren
(a)
(extract) Cash receipts journal / list

(extract) Cash payments journal / list


$

Date

20X8
May 1
6
11
18
21
25
28
31
5
13

Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Receipts
Investment interest
Dividends

Date

20X8
May 2
4
7

6 373
934
972
819
3 817
692
2 667
593
375
238
17 480

14
17
20
27
31
7

0756
0757
0758
0759
0760
0761
0762
0763
0764
0765
Deli insurance

1 595
27 323
438
977
1 295
900
1 811
3 991
2 004
1 375
410

26

Transaction fees

59
42 178

(b)

20X8
May 1
31

Jun 1

Balance
Receipts
Interest
Dividends

b/d

Balance

b/d

General Ledger (extract)


Bank
20X8
40 453
May 31
16 867
375
238
57 933
15 755

Payments
Insurance
Transaction fees
Balance

41 709
410
59
15 755
57 933

c/d

(c)
Bank Reconciliation Statement as at 3l May 20X8
Credit balance as per bank statement
Add: Outstanding deposit
31.5.20X8
593

Less: Unpresented cheques


0741
0747
0756
0758
0765
Plus: Error to be adjusted by bank
Cheque No: 0760 shown as
should be
Debit balance as per bank account

Solution 9.18
(a)

Credit $7 980

170

18 835
593
______
19 428
4 303

344
551
1 595
438
1 375
630
1 925
1 295

______
$15 755

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