CHAPTER 2

Task 1
Company H applies deductible VAT method and perpetual inventory system. In June 2019, there
were following transactions incurred in this company (currency unit: 1.000 VND)
1. Selling products and collecting cash immediately: 22.000, including 10% VAT (Cash receipt
voucher No. 001, VAT invoice No. 12345).
2. Transferring cash into bank account: 30.000 (Cash disbursement voucher No. 002), the
accountant had not received Credit note from bank yet.
3. Selling a fixed asset then collecting cash: 63.000 (Cash receipt voucher No. 003), including
VAT: 3.150 (VAT invoice No. 01234). Related transportation fee paid in cash: 220, including
10% VAT (Cash disbursement voucher No. 004). Cost of this fixed asset: 600.000, accumulated
depreciation: 550.000.
4. Transportation expense incurred when company sold products, this expense was paid in cash:
1.000 (Cash disbursement voucher No. 005).
5. Dispatching cash in advance for employees to purchase inventories: 20.000 (Cash
disbursement voucher No. 006).
6. Paying cash for office renting expense: 18.000 (Cash disbursement voucher No. 007)
7. Receiving Credit note from bank related to the 2nd transaction.
9. Purchasing material: 50.000 exclude VAT, VAT: 10% (VAT invoice No. 01235). All material
was received in warehouse (Inventory receipt voucher No. 0115). Company H made payment to
the supplier via bank account. Related transportation and installment expense were paid in cash:
440 including 10% VAT.
10. Receiving financial income in cash: 20.000 (Cash receipt voucher No. 009)
11. Dispatching cash fund to buy stationary and use it immediately in Accounting Department:
1.320 (Cash disbursement voucher No. 010), including 10% VAT.
12. Receiving interest for a deposit in cash at bank: 16.000.
13. Dispatching cash to clear bank loan’s interest: 3.000 (Cash disbursement voucher No. 011).
14. Pay salary to employees: 20.000 (Debit Note No.12).
15. At the end of this month, there was a surplus in cash fund found during cash count process:
1.250. This amount had been still in investigation.
Required: Make journal entries for above transactions.

Task 2
Company H applies deductible VAT method and perpetual inventory system. In June 2016,
Company H has following transactions (CU: 1.000 VND):
1. Receiving merchandise goods: 132.000 including 10% VAT (Inventory receipt voucher No.
0215, VAT invoice No. 01236). Company paid to the supplier via bank account (Debit note).
Related transportation fee: 2.100 including 5% VAT, company H paid this fee on behalf of the
supplier in cash.
2. A customer made payment via bank: 200.000.
3. Company H contributed to joint – venture company T by cash at bank (Debit note): 300.000.
4. Selling securities: selling price 150.000, historical cost of securities 120.000, payment was
made via bank.
5. Liquidating a FA: historical cost: 600.000, useful life: 10 years. The FA had been used for 9
years and 6 months; selling price: 40.000, 5% VAT. Company received payment via bank.
6. Withdrawing cash in bank to pay in cash fund: 200.000 (received Debit note, Cash receipt
voucher No. 013).
7. Paying salary to employees in cash: 60.000
8. Receiving financial income in cash: 2.000.
9. Making payment of utilization for Production Department in cash: 22.000 (include 10% VAT)
(VAT invoice No. 01237).
10. Making payment of a debt for the supplier via bank: 300.000.
11. Selling products: value: 200.000, selling price: 250.000, 10% VAT, the customer paid fully
via bank (received Credit note).
12. Selling products: value: 400.000, selling price: 500.000, 10% VAT, the customer paid fully
via bank. However, company has not received Credit note yet.
13. Reconciling bank statement to debit balance of account Cash at bank, there was a shortage of
2.000, the shortage reason has been still under investigation.
Required: Make journal entries for above transactions.

Task 3
Company M applies deductible VAT method and perpetual inventory system. In August 2016,
there was document about material A as follow (CU: 1.000 VND)
A. Opening inventory for material A: 1.000 kg, value: 20.000
B. Material A received in stock in August 2016:
- On 2nd Aug: Receiving 500 kg material A, actual unit cost: 20,5
- On 10th Aug: Receiving 1.000 kg material A, actual unit cost: 20
- On 16th Aug: Receiving 300 kg material A, actual unit cost: 20,2
- On 24th Aug: Receiving 800 kg material A, actual unit cost; 20,3
- On 29th Aug: Receiving 500 kg material A, actual unit cost: 20,4
C. Material A issued for producing purpose in August 2016:
- On 5th Aug: Issuing 400 kg material A
- On 8th Aug: Issuing 800 kg material A
- On 12th Aug: Issuing 500 kg material A
- On 20th Aug: Issuing 800 kg material A
- On 28th Aug: Issuing 500 kg material A
Required: Calculate the actual cost of material A issued in August 2016 and the closing balance
of material A at the end of August, in cases:
(1) Company M applies FIFO method
(2) Company M applies weighted average at ending inventory method.

Task 4
Using the document about material A given in task 3, however, in this task, the company applies
periodic inventory system and FIFO method.
Required: Calculate the actual cost of material A issued in August 2016 and the closing balance
of material A at the end of August. Assume that there were 1.000 kg material A at the end of
August (according to the stock take report)

Task 5
Company Y applies: (1) deductible VAT method; (2) perpetual inventory system and (3) FIFO
method in measuring issuing cost of inventories. There are following document in this company
in January, 2020 as follows (currency unit: 1.000 VND):
A. Opening balance of:
(1) Acc 151: 50.000 CU (500 kg material X)
(2) Acc 152: 463.500 CU (4.500 kg material X)
(3) Acc 153: 85.000 CU (425 tools Z). Cost of tool Z is related to 1 month. Cost of tool Z is
allocated in 1 month
B. There are following transactions incurred in January, 2020:
(1) On 5th Jan: Receiving all material X on transit at the beginning of Jan and storing them in the
warehouse.
(2) On 7th Jan: Issuing 2.600 kg material X for production purpose.
(3) On 8th Jan: Purchasing 300 kg material X from supplier A on credit: 30.300 exclude 10%
VAT. Transportation fee paid by cash on hand to delivery company: 660, include 10% VAT. All
material was received in the warehouse.
(4) On 10th Jan: Issuing 135 tools Z to Production Department. Issuing 20 tools Z to Sale
Department.
(5.1) On 11th Jan: Issuing 1.500 kg material X for production purpose. Issuing 50 kg material X
to Sale Department.
(5.2) On 11th Jan: Issuing 1.000 kg material X to invest in joint venture company. The Board of
joint venture company evaluated these materials at 100.000.
(6) On 13th Jan: Purchasing 6.000 kg material X from supplier A on credit, unit cost: 100/kg,
exclude 10% VAT. Company Y enjoyed 1% trade discount for this purchase. Transportation fee
paid by cash on hand to delivery company: 1.200, exclude 10% VAT. All material was received
in the warehouse.
(7) On 17th Jan: Making payment to company A for transaction (3) and (6). Due to early
payment, company Y enjoyed 2% settlement discount, therefore, company Y kept this discount
amount and only paid the remaining amount to company A via bank.
(8) On 31st Jan: Performing stock take and finding out that there was a shortage of 50 kg material
X. Shortage reasons have been still under investigation.
Requirements:
(a) Making journal entries for about transactions.
(b) Preparing T accounts for Acc 151, 152, 153.

Task 6
Company Y applies: (1) deductible VAT method; (2) periodic inventory system and (3) weighted
average method at ending inventory (or cumulative weighted average method) in measuring
issuing cost of inventories. There are following document in this company in January, 2020 as
follows (currency unit: 1.000 VND):
A. Opening balance of:
(1) Acc 151: 50.000 CU (500 kg material X)
(2) Acc 152: 463.500 CU (4.500 kg material X)
(3) Acc 153: 85.000 CU (425 tools Z). Cost of tool Z is related to 1 month.
B. There are following transactions incurred in January, 2020:
(1) On 5th Jan: Receiving all material X on transit at the beginning of Jan and storing them in the
warehouse.
(2) On 7th Jan: Issuing 2.600 kg material X for production.
(3) On 8th Jan: Purchasing 300 kg material X from supplier A on credit: 30.300 exclude 10%
VAT. Transportation fee paid by cash on hand: 660, include 10% VAT. All material was
received in the warehouse.
(4) On 10th Jan: Issuing 135 tools Z for production purpose. Issuing 20 tools Z for Sale
Department.
(5) On 11th Jan: Issuing 1.500 kg material X for production. Issuing 50 kg material X to Sale
Department.
(6) On 13th Jan: Purchasing 6.000 kg material X from supplier A on credit, unit cost: 100/kg,
exclude 10% VAT. Company Y enjoyed 1% trade discount for this purchase. Transportation fee
paid by cash on hand: 1.200, exclude 10% VAT. All material was received in the warehouse.
(7) On 17th Jan: Making payment to company A for transaction (3) and (6). Due to early
payment, company Y enjoyed 2% settlement discount, therefore, company Y kept this discount
amount and only paid the remaining amount to company A via bank.
(8) On 31st Jan: According to the stock take report, there were 7.200 kg material X and 250 tools
Z in the warehouse. Assuming all material X issued was used for production purpose, 90% of
tools Z issued was used for production purpose and the remaining 10% was used at Sale
Department.
Requirements:
(a) Making journal entries for about transactions.
(b) Preparing T accounts for Acc 611.

Task 7
Company Y applies: (1) deductible VAT method; (2) perpetual inventory system and (3) FIFO
method in measuring issuing cost of inventories. There are following document in this company
in January, 2020 as follows (currency unit: 1.000 VND):
A. Opening balance of:
(1) Acc 151: 50.000 CU (500 kg material X)
(2) Acc 152: 463.500 CU (4.500 kg material X)
(3) Acc 153: 85.000 CU (425 tools Z). Cost of tool Z is related to 3 months. Cost of tool Z is
allocated in 3 months.
B. There are following transactions incurred in January, 2020:
(1) On 5th Jan: Purchasing material X from supplier A on credit.
According to invoice No. 1234567, dated 5 th Jan 2020: purchased quantity: 2.200 kg, unit
cost: 100/kg exclude 10% VAT.
According to Inventory Receipt Note No. 39, dated 7 th Jan 2020: receiving quantity to the
warehouse: 2.190 kg
Deficiency quote is 1%.
(2) On 8th Jan: Purchasing 100 kg material X from supplier A on credit: 10.500, exclude 10%
VAT. Accountants received invoice, but did not receive Inventory
(3) On 10th Jan: Receiving Inventory Receipt Note No. 40 for material in transaction (2). All
material was fully received in the warehouse.
(4) On 11th Jan: Issuing 150 tools Z for production.
(5) On 12th Jan: Issuing 6.000 kg material X for production.
(6) On 14th Jan: Purchasing material X from supplier A on credit.
According to invoice No. 1234567, dated 14th Jan 2020: purchased quantity: 2.200 kg,
unit cost: 100/kg exclude 10% VAT.
According to Inventory Receipt Note No. 41, dated 15th Jan 2020: receiving quantity to
the warehouse: 2.100 kg
Deficiency quote is 1%. The deficient amount that is over the deficiency quote was
compensated by delivery company by cash on hand.
(7) On 29th Jan: Purchasing 100 kg material X from supplier A on credit. Accountants received
Inventory Receipt Note No. 42 confirming all material was received in the warehouse.
Accountants did not receive invoice
(8) On 31st Jan: Accountants did not receive invoice for transaction (7) yet. Contract price for
material X was 100/kg exclude 10% VAT.
(9) On 2nd Feb: Receiving invoice from transaction (7): sub amount: 9.900, VAT: 990, total
amount: 10.890.
Requirements:
Making journal entries for about transactions.