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THE TRAINING PLACE OF EXCELLENCE Processing Bookkeeping Transactions Practice Assessment: Answers 1. Sales Day Book Date Details Customer account code Invoice number Total VAT Net APA ABB 20/1/XX Tomsi & Co. TOC231 BE0075 3368.40 561.40 2807 1736 1071 Sales Returns Day Book Date Details Customer 25/1/XX Jerison Services Credit note Total VAT Net account code number APA JS320 CN421 403.20 67.20 336.00 336.00 ABB What will be the entry in the sales ledger? Account name Amount Dr Cr Tomsi & Co. 3368.40 Jerison Services 403.20 What will be the entry in the general ledger for the sales invoice? Account name Amount Dr Cr SLCA 3368.40 VAT 561.40 Sales 2807.00 What will be the entry in the general ledger for the credit note? Account name Amount Dr Cr Sales returns 336.00 VAT 67.20 SLCA 403.20 2. Purchases Day Book Date Details Supplier account code Invoice number Total VAT Net TAM BAM 18/2/XX Jaffatt Ltd 77BEL XX2112 1428.60 238.10 1190.50 728.00 462.50 Purchases Returns Day Book Date Details Supplier Credit note Total VAT Net account code number TAM BAM 2/3/XX Encho Ltd 21ENC 213CN 266.40 44.40 222.00 222.00 What will be the entry in the purchases ledger? Account name Amount Dr Cr Jaffatt Ltd 1428.60 Encho Ltd 266.40 What will be the entry in the general ledger for the purchase invoice? Account name Amount Dr Cr Purchases 1190.50 VAT 238.10 PLCA 1428.60

3. i. Cash book- debit side Date Details Discounts Cash Bank VAT Trade receivables Cash sales 03 May Bal b/f 104 04 May Cash sales 234 39 195 05 May Ads Ltd 23 456 456 08 May Bata Services 98 1,804 1,804 Total 121 338 2,260 39 2,260 195 ii. 44 iii. 745 iv. What will be the entry in the sales ledger to record the receipts from the credit customers? Account name Amount () Debit Credit Ads Ltd 456 Bata Services 1,804 4. Petty cash book Date Details Amount Date Details Amount VAT Stationery Travel 1 May Bal b/f 103.47 7 May Print rolls 48.00 8.00 40.00 1 May Cash 146.53 13 May Office supplies 41.40 6.90 34.50 13 May Taxi fare 26.00 26.00 13 May Printing paper 53.10 8.85 44.25 13 May Train ticket 16.00 16.00 13 May Bal c/f 65.50 Total 250.00 Total 250.00 23.75 118.75 42.00 ii. What will be the corresponding entries in the general ledger? Account name Amount () Debit Credit VAT 23.75 Stationery 118.75 Travel 42.00 iii. 65.50 iv. YES, it reconciles v. 100.26

5. Place the balances in the debit and credit columns as appropriate and total the columns. Dr Cr Motor vehicles 8,010 8,010 Motor insurance 1,400 1,400 VAT owing to HM Revenue and Customs 2,499 2,499 Bank charges 649 649 Cash at bank 4,500 4,500 Capital 11,500 11,500 Sales ledger control 17,100 17,100 Office equipment 6,410 6,410 Discount allowed 1,033 1,033 Accumulated Depreciation 3,806 3,806 Wages 11,410 11,410 Purchases 10,844 10,844 Purchases ledger control 10,400 10,400 Inventory as at 1 January 20X1 2,871 2,871 Petty cash 246 246 Sales 50,000 50,000 Motor expenses 1,670 1,670 Sales returns 1,472 1,472 Commission received 2,160 2,160 Loan from bank 5,400 5,400 Discount received 1,543 1,543 Rates 1,987 1,987 Miscellaneous expenses 723 723 Premises expenses 1,640 1,640 Purchases returns 820 820 Office expenses 3,511 3,511 Rent 8,050 8,050 Stationery 1,087 1,087 Bank interest received 511 511 Advertising 4,026 4,026 Totals 177,278 88,639 88,639 6. Account name Amount () Debit Credit Bank 6,676.60 Sales 1,480.50 VAT 296.10 SLCA 4,900.00 7i. Invoice 18223 and Invoice 18471 ii. Payment options If Berry Ltd pays all the amounts shown on the statement of 11,781 account from Tink Tank, what will be the amount paid If Berry Ltd pays the amount shown as outstanding in the 5,961 purchases ledger for April XX, what will be the amount paid If Berry Ltd pays all the amount shown in the purchases ledger, 16,692 what will be the amount paid

8i. Terms of payment Not shown on invoice Customer name VAT rate Incorrectly shown on invoice Trade discount Quantity of goods delivered Correctly shown on invoice Date ii. What will be the correct amounts of the invoice? Net amount () VAT () Gross amount () 3,681.25 736.25 4417.50 iii. What will be the general ledger entries to record the above totals? Account name Amount () Debit Credit Purchases 3,681.25 VAT 736.25 PLCA 4,417.50 9. i. Complete the sales invoice below: Berry Limited 80 Ready Lane, London. SE1 3YU SALES INVOICE 21145 Date: 25 June 20X1 Customer account code: VEVC031 To: Vevar & Co. 766 Belinda Road, Devon, D1 3ED Purchase order no.: VVC05879 Quantity of units code Unit price Total amount after trade discount VAT Total 420 ATT 12.30 4,959.36 962.12 5,921.48 Terms:

10. Mandy Services: Date Details Amount Date Details Amount 01/05/XX Balance b/f 9,342 03/05/XX Cheque 4,800 16/05/XX Invoice 4433 3,960 20/05/XX Credit note 141 1,007 31/05/XX Balance c/f 7,495 Total 13,302 Total 13,302 01/06/XX Balance b/f 7,495 Statement of Account Berry Limited 80 Ready Lane, London. SE1 3YU Date and details Transaction amount Outstanding amount 01 May 20XX- Balance b/f 9,342 9,342 03 May 20XX- Cheque 4,800 4,542 16 May 20XX- Invoice 4433 3,960 8,502 20 May 20XX- Credit not 141 1,007 7,495 11. Calculate each of the following: Questions If assets total 95,250 and liabilities total 76,429, what is the amount of capital? 18,821 If liabilities total 38,127 and capital total 40,324 what is the amount of assets? 78,451 If capital is 51,000 and assets total 75,125, what is the amount of liabilities? 24,125 ii. Trade receivables 16,626 Trade payables 12,097 Cash at bank 13,743 iii. Classify each of these transactions into capital income, revenue income, capital expenditure or revenue expenditure. Inventories purchased for resale Staff van purchased for employees Sale of motor vehicle Capital expenses Capital income Cheques received from trade receivablesrevenue income Cash paid to trade suppliers Payments made for monthly rent