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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In the present world of competition, there is a race of existence in which those are having
will to come forward succeed. Project is like a bridge between theoretical amd practical working.
With this willing, we joined this particular project. First of all, we would like to thanked the
supreme power the Almighty Allah who is obviously the one who has always guided us to work
on the right path of life. Without his grace, this project could not become reality. Next to him is,
our parents who always give us the encouragement to this stage.
We are feeling oblige in taking the opportunity to sincerely thanks to Madam. Hazrina
Binti Mat Rahim, for guiding us to do this project together. We are also highly obliged in taking
opportunity to sincerely thanks to all the members who have been always helping and encourage
us though out the year. We have no valuable words to express our thanks but our heart is still full
with the favours that received from every person. We also thankful for ourselves who manage to
this together through our blood, sweat and tears.
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CONTENT
1. ACKNOWLEGMENT 1
2. TABLE OF CONTENT 2
3. INTRODUCTION 3-4
4. CONTENT 5-14
5.0 CONCLUSION 15
7.0 APPENDIX 17
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3.0 INTRODUCTION
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Jazz Enterprise is an enterprise that selling sport products such as sport shoes, jersey, rackets, ball
and also socks. The location of the business is allocated at No. 11, Persiaran Klang Sentral 4,
Taman Klang Sentral, Bukit Raja Meru, 41050, Klang, Selangor. The operation hour of the
business is open daily from 10.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. except on Saturday.
The business is managed as sole proprietorship by Miss Josephine Winnie anak Nohiem with a
cash contribution of RM50,000 since January 2016. She managed her business together with her
three employees; Miss Siti Nurshaheera Binti Mohd Yusof, Miss Norazlin Binti Roslan and Miss
Nur Syazwani Binti Mohd Tamrin.
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4.0 CONTENT
May
1 Started business with RM50,000 cash.
3 Purchased goods worth RM5,000 on credit from SportDirect.com by cheque
(cheque no 232 441).
5 Purchased goods worth RM6,000 on credit from Kakijersey Enterprise.(invoice
no 980)
7 Paid rent amounting of RM500 in cash.
9 Deposited RM20,000 of the business cash into the bank account.
11 Sold goods worth RM6,900 on credit to Ali.(invoice no.007)
13 Bought office equipment worth RM2,500 by cash.
16 Sold goods worth RM18,000 on credit to Shah.(invoice no.009)
19 Goods worth RM500 returned by Ali. (credit note no. 8982)
21 Returned goods worth RM1,300 to SportDirect.com.(credit note 448)
23 Returned goods worth RM700 to Kakijersey Enterprise.(credit note no.569)
25 Goods worth RM400 returned by Shah (credit note no 8985)
26 Cash sale of RM25,000 by cash.(receipt no. 0334)
29 The owner withdrew goods worth RM200 and cash RM150 from the business for
his personal use.
30 Paid salary of RM3,000 by cash to the employees.(cheque no. 246500)
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4.2 SPECIALISED JOURNALS
GENERAL JOURNAL
SALES JOURNAL
PURCHASE JOURNAL
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RETURN OUTWARDS JOURNAL
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4.3 SUBSIDIARY LEDGERS ACCOUNT
Purchase Ledger
Sales Ledger
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Account Receivable a/c – Shah
General Ledger
Capital
Office Equipment
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Sales a/c
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Bank a/c
Purchase a/c
Cash
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Salary Expenses
Rental Expenses
Drawing
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4.4 TRIAL BALANCE AS AT 31 MAY 2017
DEBIT CREDIT
Capital 50,000
Sales 25,900
Return Outwards 2,000
SportDirect.com 3,700
KakiJersey Enterprise 5,300
Cash 25,000
Bank 20,000
Purchase 11,000
Return Inwards 900
General Expenses 500
Salary Expenses 3,000
Office Equipment 2,500
Ali 6,400
Shah 17,600
86,900 86,900
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5.0 CONCLUSION
In conclusion, final accounting is an essential practice for every enterprise to know the actual
performance of the organization. All mature organization should necessary prepared final
account of the organization for the effectiveness of business organization. Through this
business we did business transaction between our business and supplier also between our
business and customer. We record all the transaction by journal and ledger. For last we did
trial balance as at end the month of our business to detect errors within a given time period
and helps facilitate the preparation of financial statement.
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6.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY OR REFERENCES
BOOK
Fatimah Abd Rauf, Financial Accounting For Non-accounting Students, Fifth
Edition, Kuala Lumpur, McGraw-Hill Education(Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, July 2016.
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7.0 APPENDIX
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