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Assessment 1 - Project
This assessment requires you to successfully complete 13 tasks. The tasks will demonstrate your skills and
abilities to prepare and use financial information documents or reports.
CASH JOURNAL
Task 2 -Invoices
After having received the deposit for the cake, you are to issue an invoice to Ms Anderson for the value of
the deposit and the agreed price for the cake of $1250.00. Today is 25 June 2017.
In the following invoice complete the details of the transaction with the total agreed price
The deposit paid and the balance remaining.
Invoice to : From:
Ms Anderson Liliana Cake Shop
1 Melbourne Dr 1 Belle Av.
2000 Sydney 3000 Melbourne
ABN 11 222 333 444 ABN 10 100 100 100
Date 25/06/2017
Amount Description Price
TOTAL
Deposit paid
Balance Due:
For this task you will need to record the deposit and the sale of the cake as a journal entry.
We will use a ‘double entry’ accounting style or a ‘T’ account to demonstrate the journal entry.
Then you will need to record the SALE in the ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE -JOURNAL.
(If you haven’t done a double entry account before you may like to refer to the following steps.)
2 If the Company received cash, how would this affect the cash Receiving cash increases the
balance? cash balance of the company.
3 Which side of cash account represents the increase in cash? Debit side (Left side).
4 What is the account name to record the sales of products? Accounts Receivable
5 Which side of accounts receivable account represents the Credit side (Right side).
increase in sales?
6 Does the sum of debit side amounts equal to the sum of credit Yes.
side amounts? e.g $120 = $120
In other words, does this journal entry balance?
CASH JOURNAL
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
After Liliana recorded the deposit ($250) over in the cash journal, she noticed she had an envelope ready
for the deposit of :
10 x $100 notes, 3 x $50 notes, 25 x $20, 5 x $10 and 3x $5.
On the following day, before she went to the shop, Liliana deposited the money, but first she had to fill in
the deposit slip (fill in the form below).
Your task is to complete the bank deposit slip according to the cash denominations above.
Liliana’s Cake
Shop
During her working day, she had a customer who collected a birthday cake and paid the remainder of
$ 130.
Unfortunately, the EFTPOS printer does not work properly, and Liliana cannot read the amount on the
MERCHANT COPY nor on the MERCHANT STATEMENT. To keep track of the purchase, she decided to write
the amount herself over the copies.
You are to fill in the below statements.
APPROVED APPROVED
Customer Copy Merchant Copy
At the end of the day Liliana now goes to the EFTPOS terminal and prints off a MERCHANT SUMMARY .
(today’s date is 27/06/2017.)
Complete the total amount for the merchant summary and then write the summary into the eftpos
statement journal.
Description Amount $
Deposit 500
Deposit 750
Balance Paid 1200
Balance Paid 1500
Cake 250
Cake 375
Cake 450
Total summary of merchant transactions
DEBIT CREDIT
You receive the bank statement and help Liliana in doing the bank reconciliation. Your job is to match
every transaction both the cash journal and the bank statement. Tick each value and rectify any anomalies.
Make sure both balance or ‘reconcile’.
CASH JOURNAL BANK STATEMENT
Month June Year 2020 Banking Summary Month June 2019
Day DEBIT CREDIT DESCRIPTION Day DEBIT CREDIT DESCRIPTION
1 $65.00 Sales 1
2 $33.00 Sales 2
3 $33.00 Sales 3
4 4 $131.00 Cash deposit
5 5
6 $85.00 Sales 6
Expenses for Expenses for
7 $362.00 $199.00 7 $362.00
cakes / sales cakes
Expenses for Expenses for
8 $111.00 $365.00 8 $111.00
cakes /Sales cakes
Expenses for Expenses for
9 $300.00 $30.00 9 $300.00
cakes /Sales cakes
Expenses for Expenses for
10 $80.00 $95.00 10 $80.00
cakes / Sales cakes
11 $420.00 Sales 11
12 12 $1,194.00 Cash Deposit
13 $450.00 $33.00 Gas bill 13 $450.00 Gas bill
14 $222.00 14
15 $45.00 15
16 $35.00 16
17 $66.00 17 $401.00 Cash Deposit
18 18 $5.00 Bank fees
19 19
20 $22.00 20
21 $66.00 21 $88.00 Cheque deposit
22 $368.00 Deposit cheque 22 $368.00 Deposit cheque
Unrepresented Unpresented
23 $368.00 23 $368.00
cheque expense cheque
24 $123.00 24
25 $211.00 25 $334.00 Cash Deposit
26 $48.00 26 $48.00 Cash deposit
27 $126.00 27
28 $250.00 Deposit for cake 28 $250.00 Cheque deposit
Withdrawal
29 $250.00 Returned deposit 29 $250.00
from ATM
30 $212.00 30 $338.00 Cash Deposit
TOTAL BALANCE $1,226.00
BALANCE
Using the data from Task 7 bank statement you are now to create an excel spreadsheet.
You will utilise this tool as your accounting software.
Using the formulas’ in excel create a banking summary.
You now need to help Liliana in preparing the Profit and Loss Statement for the financial year 2016/2017
you are to help in calculating the GROSS profit, the TOTAL EXPENSES and then the NET PROFIT
Chart Of
Account ID $ %
100 TOTAL REVENUE $1,000,000.00 100.00%
200 COST OF GOODS $426,200.00 42.62%
GROSS PROFIT
EXPENSES:
401 Accounting fees $11,700.00 1.17%
404 Electricity $2,700.00 0.27%
405 Insurance $15,200.00 1.52%
407 Postage $1,500.00 0.15%
408 Printing and stationery $8,700.00 0.87%
501 Rent for premises $74,300.00 7.43%
502 Vehicle operating costs $21,100.00 2.11%
506 All other expenses $14,100.00 1.41%
300 LABOUR $225,000.00 22.50%
399 Liliana’s Salary $102,600.00 10.26%
Less TOTAL EXPENSES
Equals NET PROFIT
Lilliana now needs to submit her quarterly Business Activity Statement (BAS) as per the Australian
Government Taxation Law.
Using the sample BAS and the data entered – calculate whether Lilliana will received a refund, or will she
have to make a payment?
What specific amount will the refund or payment be, based on the data?
You are to add to the trial balance the wages for the year 2016/2017 which are $135,500.00,
the petty cash equal to $2,500.00
and owner’s equity equal to $100,000.00.
You also need to calculate the Debit and Credit total and balance the difference if it occurs.
Trial Balance
30/06/2017
General Ledger
Account Balance
Account Name Debit Credit
Petty cash
Reserve for bad debts $100,000.00
Inventory $2,500.00
Furniture and fixtures $150,000.00
Accumulated depreciation - furniture and fixtures $150,000.00
Equipment $2,500.00
Accumulated depreciation - equipment $2,500.00
Goodwill $101,000.00
Sales tax payable $900,000.00
Owner's equity
Owner's drawing account $845,000.00
Sales $450,000.00
Revenues $350,000.00
Sales returns and allowances $150,000.00
Purchases $450,000.00
Bank charges $0.00
Credit card fees expense $0.00
Insurance $19,000.00
Miscellaneous $70,000.00
Payroll taxes $6,500.00
Telephone $10,000.00
Travel $15,000.00
Utilities $35,000.00
Vehicle expenses $58,000.00
Wages
Totals
Difference
Locate the payment summary and list the minimum monthly payment.
Liliana Cake Shop Owns the building they work in valued at $250,000.00, has $25,000.00 worth of cash and
owes its suppliers (creditors) $12,000.00.
BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS $ LIABILITIES $
Total Liabilities
Owner’s Equity
TOTAL TOTAL
Owners’ equity:
This assignment will form part of the assessment for this subject and must be completed in an original and
professional manner.
This assignment MUST be your own work using your OWN words and may be completed in the spaces
provided or with a printed computer-based document. You may include multimedia files such as photos or
short videos to support and explain how you managed a situation or to explain a situation further. Ask your
trainer how they would like you to submit these multimedia files.
If it is completed using a computer-based printed document, please include a heading stating this assignment
as:
There are 7 Assignment Activities in this Assessment task, all assignment tasks must be addressed correctly
and satisfactorily to gain a Satisfactory outcome.
The agreed due date for the submission of the assignment Activities is ___________________________
Assignment Activity 1
Max’s Bar and Grill has had a successful year in 2019. After reviewing the figures for the financial year, the
owner has itemised the Profit and Loss Statement for the year which is as follows:
Assignment Activity 2
Assignment Activity 3
Sanaya has been Manager at Brisbane Tandoori Palace since April 1 look at the following figures, calculate
the average cheque for each month and explain the results in terms of a KPI for Sanjay’s performance
Assignment Activity 5
By law GST must be included in the sales price of all items in the hospitality industry
Calculate the GST that needs be included if the sales price of the following items
March 2019
Opening stock $5 567
Purchases $54 342
Closing stock $3 490
April 2019
Opening stock $2 786
Purchases $102 422
Closing stock $7 421
May 2019
Opening stock $3 687
Purchases $123 009
Closing stock $4 212
Assignment Activity 7
Assignment Activity 8
You are head chef in a restaurant and from calculations you carried out, you noticed that last month Food
Cost % is 4% higher than it should
You must share this information with other kitchen staff so they are aware of the situation, and together
you can work on lowering the Food Cost %.
How would you share this information with the kitchen staff and how together could you lower the food
cost %?
Name: ________________________
Student Declaration: I declare that the work
submitted is my own and has not been copied or Signature: ________________________
plagiarised from any person or source. Date: ____/_____/_____
Comments
Result
Satisfactory Not Satisfactory
(Please Circle)