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CH 12 TP Set 1
CH 12 TP Set 1
July
1 Balance due to Marcos was $700
REQUIRED
(a) State one difference between a cash discount and a trade discount.
[2]
(b) Prepare the account of Marcos in Hazel’s books for the month of July
2023. [6]
(c) Name the source document used for the transactions on the following
dates.
2020
April
13 Sold goods on credit to Julie at a list price of $1 500, less 20% trade
discount.
18 Julie returned defective goods at a list price of $200. The goods were
previously bought on 13 April.
24 Julie paid Mandy the amount owing on her account by cheque, less 5%
discount for prompt payment.
The balance on Julie’s account was still outstanding at the end of Mandy’s business
financial year on 31 March 2021. Mandy decided to write this balance off in full.
REQUIRED
(a) Prepare Julie’s account in Mandy’s books for the month of April. [6]
(b) State a reason why Mandy gave Julie a trade discount. [1]
(c) Prepare the journal entry to write off the outstanding balance at 31 March 2021.
Narration is not required. [2]
(d) Name one accounting theory which is applied when making an allowance for
impairment of trade receivables. [1]
Q2
YUAN CHING
The business buys from a main supplier, Phoon Supplies, on credit terms. Phoon
Supplies offers Pretty Cakes 10% trade discount for purchases above $3 000 and
5% cash discount if settlement is within 14 days of the invoice.
The business had the following transactions with Phoon Supplies in September
2022:
Sep 5 Bought goods worth $3 700 at list price.
Sep 8 Returned goods worth $450 at list price bought on Sep 5 as they were
discovered to be mouldy.
Sep 16 Purchased $2 600 of goods at list price.
Sep 25 Settled the owing amount with Phoon Supplies in full by cheque.
REQUIRED
(a) Suggest a reason why Phoon Supplies offers Pretty Cakes cash discount.
[1]
(b) Prepare the ledger account of trade payable — Phoon Supplies as it would
appear in Pretty Cakes’ books.
[5]