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Case 2. The following transactions are given from books of Al Karama LLC for the year...

Case 2. The following transactions are given from books of Al Karama LLC for the year 2019. You are requested to record the journal entries.

  

  1. Trial Balance 2. Day Book 3. Income Statement.                                           

Date

Amount (in RO)

2019

Jan 1

Opening Balances : Buildings A/C

30,000

Furniture A/C

15,000

Cash A/C

35,000

Bank A/C

17,500

Al Khalid Product Company A/C ( Dr. Balance)

9,000

Bank overdraft

12,500

Capital A/C

?

Jan 2

Brought additional capital into the business

40,000

Jan 31

Deposited into bank

10,000

Feb 1

Purchased goods and paid by cheque

4,000

Feb 2

Purchased goods from Barka Industrial Company and got 5% trade discount

12,000

Mar 1

Cash Sales

10,000

Mar 2

Goods returned to Barka  Industrial Company

1,000

Mar 31

Purchased Equipment from Al Qurm Engineering Company

15,000

Apr 1

Withdrew from bank for office use

3,000

Apr 2

Sold goods to Ruwi Industries

15,000

May 1

Paid Wages and Salaries

3,000

May 2

Goods returned by Ruwi Industries

1,500

May 31

Paid carriage inwards

1,500

June 1

Received Commission

2,000

June 2

Received from Ruwi Industries

8,000

July 1

Paid to Barka  Industrial Company

5,000

July 2

Received from Al Khalid Product Company in full settlement

8,700

July 31

Paid to Barka  Industrial Company in full settlement

5,200

Aug 1

Goods Distributed as free samples

5,000

Aug 2

Received a cheque from Ruwi Industries in full settlement

5,000

Aug 31

Goods taken by proprietor for personal use

2,000

Sep 1

Paid Telephone charges by cheque

200

Sep 2

Paid Rent

1,000

Oct 1

Paid for Fuel and Power

500

Oct 31

Purchased goods and paid by cheque

9,500

Oct 31

Purchased goods from Muscat Chemical Industries

15,500

Oct 31

Cash Sales

25,000

Oct 31

Sold goods to Al Naba Services

25,000

Oct 31

Purchased goods from Raya Industries Company

8,000

Nov 1

Cash withdrawn from bank by proprietor for personal use

1,500

Nov 1

Sold Machinery worth RO. 3250 for RO. 3000

Nov 1

Goods returned to Muscat Chemical Industries

1,500

Nov 1

Goods returned by Al Naba Services

1,000

Nov 2

Paid carriage on purchases

150

Nov 2

Withdrew from bank for office use

2,500

Nov 2

Brought additional capital into business

50,000

Nov 2

Received cash from Oman Packaging Factory for cash sale

6,000

Nov 2

Purchased Equipment worth

11,500

Nov 2

Paid Insurance on Office Building

1,350

Nov 30

Paid for fuel and Power

950

Nov 30

Goods taken by proprietor for personal use

1,000

Nov 30

Sold goods to L&T Industries

14,800

Dec 1

Advertisement expenses

2,500

Dec 1

Deposited into Bank

15,000

Dec 31

Received interest

150

Dec 31

Paid Electricity charges

1,100

Paid Salaries and Wages through bank transfer

2,500

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