This document contains two tutorial questions with accounting transactions. Question 9.2 lists transactions with debits and credits, such as crediting sales revenue for a customer payment and debiting purchases for goods bought from a supplier. Question 9.7 shows accounting entries over a month for a new business, including introducing assets, purchases, sales, expenses and loan payments. The question provides a chart of accounts with debit and credit amounts for each transaction dated from December 1-24.
This document contains two tutorial questions with accounting transactions. Question 9.2 lists transactions with debits and credits, such as crediting sales revenue for a customer payment and debiting purchases for goods bought from a supplier. Question 9.7 shows accounting entries over a month for a new business, including introducing assets, purchases, sales, expenses and loan payments. The question provides a chart of accounts with debit and credit amounts for each transaction dated from December 1-24.
This document contains two tutorial questions with accounting transactions. Question 9.2 lists transactions with debits and credits, such as crediting sales revenue for a customer payment and debiting purchases for goods bought from a supplier. Question 9.7 shows accounting entries over a month for a new business, including introducing assets, purchases, sales, expenses and loan payments. The question provides a chart of accounts with debit and credit amounts for each transaction dated from December 1-24.
1 Dec Introduced a motor vehicle to the new business worth Motor Vehicle 8,000 Capital 8,000 £8,000 1 Dec Transferred a computer from home to the business: Computer equipment Capital 500 £500 500 1 Dec Withdrew £200 cash from her personal account to Cash 200 Capital 200 cover the cash expenses of the business 1 Dec Put a cheque in the business bank account to cover Bank 10,000 Capital 10,000 business start-up costs: £10,000 1 Dec Purchased goods for sale by cheque: £4,000 Purchases 4,000 Bank 4,000 2 Dec Bought a van using a loan from the bank: £15,000 Van 15,000 Loan 15,000 2 Dec Bought office equipment using a loan from the bank: Office furniture 5,000 Loan 5,000 £5,000 3 Dec Received cheques amounting to £5,000 for sales made Bank 5,000 Sales 5,000 4 Dec Purchased stationery for £450 Stationary expense Cash 450 450 5 Dec Purchased envelopes for £25 using cash Stationary expense 25 Cash 25 6 Dec Paid wages by cheque: £400 Wages 400 Bank 400 9 Dec Purchased goods for sale for £2,000 by cheque Purchases 2,000 Bank 2,000 10 Dec Sales lodged: £3,000 Bank 3,000 Sales 3,000 10 Dec Cash sales: £1,000 Cash 1,000 Sales 1,000 12 Dec Cash lodged: £800 Bank 800 Cash 800 14 Dec Pens purchased in cash: £20 Stationary expense 20 Cash 20 15 Dec Loan instalment transferred by direct debit (DD): Loan 1,000 Bank 1,000 £1,000 18 Dec Mary wrote a business cheque to her personal Drawings 2,000 Bank 2,000 account: £2,000 21 Dec Petrol paid by cheque: £280 Motor expenses 280 Bank 280 22 Dec Petrol for vehicles paid by cash: £40 Motor expenses 40 Cash 40 23 Dec Wages paid by cheque: £400 Wages 40 Bank 40 24 Dec Second loan instalment DD from bank: £1,000 Laon 1,000 Bank 1,000 9.7 Motor vehicle a/c Capital introduced a/c Dec 1 Cap. Int 8,000 Dec 1 MV a/c 8,000
Dec 2 Loan a/c 15,000 Dec 1 Comp equ 500
Dec 1 Cash 200
Dec 1 Bank 10,000
Computer equipment a/c Bank loan a/c
Dec 1 Cap. Int. 500 Dec 15 Bank a/c 1,000 Dec 2 MV a/c 15,000
Dec 24 Bank a/c 1,000 Dec 2 Off equip 5,000
Cash a/c Bank a/c
Dec 1 Cap. Int. 200 Dec 5 Stat. a/c 25 Dec 1 Cap. Int. 10,000 Dec 1 Purchases 4,000
Dec 10 Sales a/c 1,000 Dec 10 Bank a/c 800 Dec 3 Sales a/c 5,000 Dec 4 Stationery 450
Dec 14 Stat. a/c 20 Dec 10 Sales a/c 3,000 Dec 6 Wages 400
Dec 22 Mot. 40 Dec 10 Cash a/c 800 Dec 9 Purchases 2,000