1. This document outlines 10 financial transactions for a grocery store business.
2. It categorizes the transactions into capital, nominal, and personal accounts.
3. It provides 10 journal entries to record the transactions, such as paying rent and wages, purchasing machinery and goods, and settling credit purchases.
1. This document outlines 10 financial transactions for a grocery store business.
2. It categorizes the transactions into capital, nominal, and personal accounts.
3. It provides 10 journal entries to record the transactions, such as paying rent and wages, purchasing machinery and goods, and settling credit purchases.
1. This document outlines 10 financial transactions for a grocery store business.
2. It categorizes the transactions into capital, nominal, and personal accounts.
3. It provides 10 journal entries to record the transactions, such as paying rent and wages, purchasing machinery and goods, and settling credit purchases.
2. Paid rent - 2000 x 12 = 24000 3. Cost of labour/ paid wages by cheque – 10000 x 3 x 12 = 360000 4. Purchased Machinery by cheque – 200000 5.Paid for Electricity on cash – 3000 x 12 = 36000 6.Paid for Production cost on cash – 53000 7. Paid for Packaging on cash – 20000 8. Paid for Transportation by cheque – 100000 9. Purchased goods from Ramesh & co. on credit – 100000 10. Paid Ramesh & co. for the goods purchased on credit - 107000 ( 100000 x 7% (7000) ) 1200000 2. Categorising transactions according to 3 types of account ->
1. Capital – Real account
2. Rent – Nominal account 3. Cost of labour – Nominal account 4. Machinery – Real account 5. Electricity – Nominal account 6. Production cost – Nominal account 7. Packaging – Nominal account 8. Transportation – Nominal account 9. Purchased goods from Ramesh & co. on credit – Personal account 10. Paid Ramesh & co. for the goods purchased on credit – Personal account
3. Journal entries ->
1. Cash a/c Dr. 200000
To Capital a/c 200000 ( Being business started with capital )
2. Rent a/c Dr. 24000
To cash a/c 24000 ( Being the rent paid )
3. Wages a/c Dr. 360000
To bank a/c 360000 ( Being wages paid to staff by cheque )
4. Machinery a/c Dr . 200000
To bank a/c 200000 ( Being machinery purchased by cheque )
5. Electricity expense a/c Dr. 36000
To cash a/c 36000 ( being electricity expenses paid )
6. Production expense a/c Dr. 53000
To cash a/c 53000 ( being production expenses paid )
7. Packaging expense a/c Dr. 20000
To cash a/c 20000 ( being packaging expenses paid )
8. Transportation expense a/c Dr. 100000
To bank a/c 100000 ( being transportation expenses paid )
9. Purchases a/c Dr. 100000
To Ramesh & co. a/c 100000 ( beings goods purchased on credit )
10. Ramesh & co. a/c Dr. 100000
Interst to Ramesh & co. Dr 7000 To cash 107000 ( being cash paid for goods purchased on credit )