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In the books of Sunland Pro - Journal | ||||||||
Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit | |||||
Amount (USD) | Amount (USD) | |||||||
Apr-05 | Purchases (Debit) | 1,605.00 | ||||||
Accounts Payable -Arnie Co (Credit) | 1,605.00 | |||||||
(Narration : Sunland Pro purchased golf bag and balls worth $1,605 from Arnie Co, on credit .) | ||||||||
Apr-07 | Freight-In (Debit) | 86.00 | ||||||
Cash (Credit) | 86.00 | |||||||
(Narration : Sunland Pro paid freight charges for the credit purchases done on April 5) | ||||||||
Apr-09 | Accounts Payable -Arnie Co (Debit) | 305.00 | ||||||
Purchase Returns and allowances (Credit) | 305.00 | |||||||
(Narration: Sunland Pro returned good worth $305 to it's creditor Arnie Co | ||||||||
Apr-10 | Accounts Receivable (Debit) | 1,434.00 | ||||||
Sales (Credit) | 1,434.00 | |||||||
(Narration: Sunland Pro sold goods worth $1,434 to it's members on credit | ||||||||
Apr-12 | Purchases (Debit) | 888.00 | ||||||
Accounts Payable -Woods Sportswear (Credit) | 888.00 | |||||||
(Narration : Sunland Pro purchased golf shoes, sweaters and other accessories worth $ 888 from Woods Sportswear) | ||||||||
Apr-14 | Accounts Payable - Arnie Co ( Debit) | 1,300.00 | ||||||
Cash (Credit) | 1,261.00 | |||||||
Purchases Discount (Credit) | 39.00 | |||||||
(Narration : Sunland Pro paid Arnie Co in full. Note the goods were purchased from Arnie on credit terms of 3/10, n/60 which means that if Sunland pro pays it's due withing 10 days from the date of purchase then a discount of 3% would be allowed at the time of payment. Now the amount outstanding on account of Arnie Co is $1,605-$305=$1300 so the discount received at the time of full settlement would be i,e $1300 X 3% = $39) | ||||||||
Apr-17 | Accounts Payable -Woods Sportswear (Debit) | 88.00 | ||||||
Purchase Returns and allowances (Credit) | 88.00 | |||||||
(Narration: Sunland Pro returned good worth $ 88 to it's creditor Woods Sportswear | ||||||||
Apr-20 | Accounts Receivable (Debit) | 867.00 | ||||||
Sales (Credit) | 867.00 | |||||||
(Narration: Sunland Pro sold goods worth $867 to it's members on credit | ||||||||
Apr-21 | Accounts Payable -Woods Sportswear ( Debit) | 800.00 | ||||||
Cash (Credit) | 792.00 | |||||||
Purchases Discount (Credit) | 8.00 | |||||||
(Narration : Sunland Pro paid Woods Sportswear in full. Note the goods were purchased from Woods Sportswear credit terms of 1/10, which means that if Sunland pro pays it's due withing 10 days from the date of purchase then a discount of 1% would be allowed at the time of payment. Now the amount outstanding on account of Woods Sportswear is $888-$88=$800 so the discount received at the time of full settlement would be i,e $800 X 1% = $8) | ||||||||
Apr-27 | Sales Return and Allowances (Debit) | 86.00 | ||||||
Account Receivable (Credit) | 86.00 | |||||||
(Narration: Sales return goods worth $ 86) | ||||||||
Apr-30 | Cash (Debit) | 1,305.00 | ||||||
Accounts Receivable ( Credit) | 1,305.00 | |||||||
Narration : Received $1305 from the debtors on account on credit sales done. | ||||||||
Ledgers | |||
Cash Account | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance B/D | 3,035.00 | By Freight | 86.00 |
To Accounts Receivable | 1,305.00 | By Accounts Payable ( Arnie co) | 1,261.00 |
By Accounts Payable ( Woods Sportswear) | 792.00 | ||
By Balance C/F | 2,201.00 | ||
4,340.00 | 4,340.00 | ||
Accounts Receivable | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Sales | 1,434.00 | By Sales return and allowances | 86.00 |
By Cash | 1,305.00 | ||
By Balance C/F | 43.00 | ||
1,434.00 | 1,434.00 | ||
Inventory | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance B/F | 4,035.00 | By Balance C/F | 4,035.00 |
Accounts Payable | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To purchase return and allowance (Arnie Co) | 305.00 | By Purchases-Arnie Co | 1,605.00 |
To Cash | 1,261.00 | By Purchases-Woods Sports wear | 888.00 |
To Purchases discount -Arnie | 39.00 | ||
To purchase return and allowance (Woods Sports Wear | 867.00 | ||
To Cash | 792.00 | ||
To Purchases discount -Woods Sports wear | 8.00 | By Balance C/F | 779.00 |
3,272.00 | 3,272.00 | ||
Common Stock | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance B/F | 7,070.00 | By Balance C/F | 7,070.00 |
Sales | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance C/F | 1,434.00 | By Accounts Receivable | 1,434.00 |
Sales Return | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Accounts Receivable | 86 | By Balance C/F | 86 |
Purchases Account | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Accounts Payable- Arnie Co | 1605 | By Balance C/F | 2493 |
To Accounts Payable- Woods Spors wear | 888 | ||
2493 | 2493 | ||
Purchases return | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance C/F | 1173 | By Accounts Payable - Arnie Co | 305 |
By Accounts Payable - Woods Sports | 867 | ||
1173 | 1172 | ||
Purchases Discount | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To Balance C/F | 47 | By Accounts Payable - Arnie Co | 39 |
By Accounts Payable - Woods Sports | 8 | ||
47 | 47 | ||
Freight-in | |||
Particulars | Debit (USD) | Credit (USD) | |
To cash | 86 | By Balance C/F | 86 |
Sunland Pro Shop | ||
Trail Balance | ||
April 30,2022 | ||
Particulars | Debit(USD) | Credit(USD) |
Cash | 2,201.00 | |
Accounts Receivable | 43.00 | |
Inventory | 4,035.00 | |
Purchases | 2,493.00 | |
Purchases Returns | 1,173.00 | |
Sales | 1,434.00 | |
Sales Return | 86.00 | |
Purchases Discount | 47.00 | |
Freight-in | 86.00 | |
Common Stock | 7,070.00 |
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