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Eric Toure , a sole trader , commenced business on 1st January 2005 with $ 20,000...


Eric Toure , a sole trader , commenced business on 1st January 2005 with $ 20,000 banked into the business bank account . During the year , he made the following transactions ; Withdrew $ 1,500 cash from the bank for personal use . Further capital introduced was $ 5,000 banked into the business bank account . Purchases of goods for resale and paid by cheque : $ 8,000 . Eric sold goods to BM Ltd for $ 28,050 on credit for two months . 2,500 of wages were paid by cash . BM Ltd returned goods to Eric : $ 550 . A Motor vehicle was purchased from Motors Ltd for $ 20,000 on credit . Pais shop rent by bank transfer : $ 1,200 . 60% of the amount due Motors Ltd was paid by cash . BM Ltd paid 90 % of arrears by cash .

Additional information includes ;
Bad debt 400
Return outwards 600....
Interest on loan ..... 1000
Salaries ........... 3050
Discount received ...... 890
Provision for doubtful 450
debts Discount allowed ... 720
Stock 1/1/2005 .... 2800
Advertising .......3800
Carriage inwards .....2350
Investment income500 ..
Lighting and heating .. 4330
Bank overdraft 14900..
Carriage outwards . 300
Loan . 10000
Bank charges 240
Insurance .. 350
Investment 8000
Required:
A. Open ledger accounts to record the transactions and balance of the accounts .
B. Prepare a trial balance as at 31 December 2005. (30 mar )

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In the books of Eric Toure
Journal Entries for the year ended 31 December 2005
Date Description Debit Credit
1 Bank Overdraft $20,000
Eric Toure, Capital $20,000
[Being amount invested to commence business]
2 Eric Toure, Drawings $1,500
Bank Overdraft $1,500
[Being cash withdrawn for personal use]
3 Bank Overdraft $5,000
Eric Toure, Capital $5,000
[Being additional amount invested to commence business]
4 Purchases $8,000
Bank Overdraft $8,000
[Being goods purchased by paying cheque]
5 Accounts Receivable $28,050
Sales $28,050
[Being goods sold on 2 months credit to BM Ltd.]
6 Salaries $2,500
Bank Overdraft $2,500
[Being wages paid in cash withdrawn from bank]
7 Return Inwards $550
Accounts Receivable $550
[Being goods sold on credit returned by BM Ltd.]
8 Motor Vehicle $20,000
Accounts Payable $20,000
[Being a motor vehicle purchased from Motors Ltd. on credit]
9 Rent Expense $1,200
Bank Overdraft $1,200
[Being shop rent paid by bank transfer]
10 Accounts Payable $12,000
Bank Overdraft $12,000
[Being 60% of the amount due to Motors Ltd paid in cash]
11 Bank Overdraft $24,750
Accounts Receivable $24,750
[Being 90% of arrears due i.e. $27,500 ($28,050 - $550) paid in cash by BM Ltd.]
Ledger Entries for the year ended 31 December 2005
Bank Overdraft
Eric Toure, Capital $20,000 Opening Balance $14,900
Eric Toure, Capital $5,000 Eric Toure, Drawings $1,500
Accounts Receivable $24,750 Purchases $8,000
Salaries $2,500
Rent Expense $1,200
Accounts Payable $12,000
Closing Balance c/f $9,650
$49,750 $49,750
Eric Toure, Capital
Closing Balance c/f $25,000 Bank Overdraft $20,000
Bank Overdraft $5,000
$25,000 $25,000
Eric Toure, Drawings
Bank Overdraft $1,500 Closing Balance c/f $1,500
$1,500 $1,500
Purchases
Bank Overdraft $8,000 Closing Balance c/f $8,000
$8,000 $8,000
Accounts Receivable
Sales $28,050 Return Inwards $550
Bank Overdraft $24,750
Closing Balance c/f $2,750
$28,050 $28,050
Sales
Closing Balance c/f $28,050 Accounts Receivable $28,050
$28,050 $28,050
Salaries
Opening Balance $3,050 Closing Balance c/f $5,550
Bank Overdraft $2,500
$5,550 $5,550
Return Inwards
Accounts Receivable $550 Closing Balance c/f $550
$550 $550
Motor Vehicle
Accounts Payable $20,000 Closing Balance c/f $20,000
$20,000 $20,000
Accounts Payable
Bank Overdraft $12,000 Motor Vehicle $20,000
Closing Balance c/f $8,000
$20,000 $20,000
Rent Expense
Bank Overdraft $1,200 Closing Balance c/f $1,200
$1,200 $1,200
Trial Balance as on 31 December 2005
Particulars Debit Credit
Bad Debt $400
Return Outwards $600
Interest on Loan $1,000
Salaries
Discount Received $890
Provision for Doubtful $450
Debts Discount Allowed $720
Stock 1/1/2005 $2,800
Advertising $3,800
Carriage Inwards $2,350
Investment Income $500
Lighting and Heating $4,330
Bank Overdraft / Bank $9,650
Carriage Outwards $300
Loan $10,000
Bank Charges $240
Insurance $350
Investment $8,000
Eric Toure, Capital $25,000
Eric Toure, Drawings $1,500
Purchases $8,000
Accounts Receivable $2,750
Sales $28,050
Salaries $5,550
Return Inwards $550
Motor Vehicle $20,000
Accounts Payable $8,000
Rent Expense $1,200
Total $73,490 $73,490

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