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You are required to record the transactions in the appropriate accounts, balance off the accounts, extract a trial balance, prepare an income statement, and a balance sheet from the trial balance

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You are required to record the transactions in the appropriate accounts, balance off the accounts, extract a trial balance, prepare an income statement, and a balance sheet from the trial balance.


Jan 1 Started in business with £10,500 cash.
== 2 Put £9,000 of the cash into a bank account.
== 3 Bought goods for cash £550.
== 4 Bought goods on credit from: T Dry £800; F Hood £930; M Smith £160; G Low £510.
== 5 Bought stationery on credit from Buttons Ltd £89.
== 6 Sold goods on credit to: R Tong £170; L Fish £240; M Singh £326; A Tom £204.
== 8 Paid rent by cheque £220.
== 10 Bought fixtures on credit from Chiefs Ltd £610.
== 11 Paid salaries in cash £790.
== 14 Returned goods to: F Hood £30; M Smith £42.
== 15 Bought van by cheque £6,500.
== 16 Received loan from B Barclay by cheque £2,000.
== 18 Goods returned to us by: R Tong £5; M Singh £20.
== 21 Cash sales £145.
== 24 Sold goods on credit to: L Fish £130; A Tom £410; R Pleat £158.
== 26 We paid the following by cheque: F Hood £900; M Smith £118.
== 29 Received cheques from: R Pleat £158; L Fish £370.
== 30 Received a further loan from B Barclay by cash £500.
== 30 Received £614 cash from A Tom.

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Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
Jan 1 Cash £10,500  
  Common Stock   £10,500
  (To record started business with cash)    
Jan 2 Bank £9,000  
  Cash   £9,000
  (To record amount paid into bank account)    
Jan 3 Purchases (inventory) £550.  
  Cash   £550.
  (To record purchase of goods for cash)    
Jan 4 Purchases (inventory) £2,400  
  Accounts payable (800+930+160+510)   £2,400
  (To record purchase of goods on credit)    
Jan 5 Stationery £89.  
  Accounts payable   £89.
  (To record purchase of Stationery on credit)    
Jan 6 Accounts Receivable (170+240+326+204) £940  
  Sales Revenue   £940
  (To record sale of goods)    
Jan 8 Rent expense £220  
  Bank   £220
  (To record payment of rent )    
Jan 10 fixtures £610  
  Accounts payable   £610
  (To record purchase of fixtures on credit)    
Jan 11 Salaries expense £790  
  Cash   £790
  (To record Salaries paid in cash )    
Jan 14 Accounts payable (30+42) £72  
  Purchase return   £72
  (To record return of goods)    
Jan 15 Van £6,500  
  Bank   £6,500
  (To record Purchase of van)    
Jan 16 Bank £2,000  
  Loan   £2,000
  (To record receipt of loan)    
Jan 18 Sales return £25  
  Accounts Receivable   £25
  (To record Sales return )    
Jan 21 Cash £145  
  Sales revenue   £145
  (To record Sales of goods)    
Jan 24 Accounts Receivable £698  
  Sales revenue   £698
  (To record Sales of goods)    
Jan 26 Accounts payable(900+118) £1018  
  Bank   £1018
  (To record payment made)    
Jan 29 Bank £528  
  Accounts Receivable   £528
  (To record payment received)    
Jan 30 Cash £500  
  Loan   £500
  (To record receipt of loan)    
Jan 30 Cash £614  
  Accounts Receivable   £614
  (To record payment received)    

T- accounts

Cash
10500 9000
145 550
500 790
614  
1419  
Bank
9000 220
2000 6500
528 1018
3790  
Accounts Receivable
940 25
698 528
  614
471  
Stationery
89  
89  
Fixtures
610  
610  
Van
6500  
6500  
Accounts payable
72 2400
1018 89
  610
  209
Loan
  2000
  500
  2500
Common Stock
  10500
  10500
Purchases
550  
2400  
2950  
Purchase Return
  72
  72
Sales Revenue
  940
  145
  698
  1783
Sales Return
25  
25  
Rent Expense
220  
220  
Salaries Expense
790  
790  

 

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