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Your first rotation is in the Finance Department. The Finance Manager responsible for this rotation wants...

Your first rotation is in the Finance Department. The Finance Manager responsible for this rotation wants to assess your capability for controlling a department’s finances responsibly and effectively.

You are given a list of journal entries coming from a bar on a cruise ship for February of this year. The descriptions and amounts are as follows: -

  • 1st February, purchase foods from Kate’s Kitchen (new food supplier, 30 days credit) £5,001; buy wines and spirits from Harry (our long-running drinks supplier, we have good credit) £29,552;
  • 3rd February – end of week 1 – sales of beverages £11,203; sales of food £1,824;
  • 6th February - pay off Kate’s account in full by bank transfer;
  • 10th February – end of week 2 – beverage sales £8,966, food sales £1,687;
  • 14th February – Valentine’s party – private room hire and catering for Meganne £2,008; received payment in full from her debit card same day;
  • 17th February – end of week 3 - beverage sales £11,710, food sales £1,611; pay off Harry; 22nd February – place further order for food from Kate (to be delivered at next port);
  • 24th February – end of week 4 - sales of beverages for week £10,614, food sales £1,715.

You are told to prepare Ledger Accounts and a Trial Balance. You should; -

  • use double-entry bookkeeping to record the various sales and purchase transactions correctly in a general ledger, in line with accepted accounting principles;
  • complete and balance off the ledger accounts; and
  • produce an accurate trial balance.

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Kate's Account
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2/6/2019 Payment made through Bank transfer      5,001.00 2/1/2019 Purchase of Food      5,001.00
Total      5,001.00 Total      5,001.00
Harry's Account
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2/17/2019 Payment made through Bank transfer    29,552.00 2/1/2019 Purchase of Wines and Spirits    29,552.00
Total    29,552.00 Total    29,552.00
Cash/Bank Account
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2/3/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    11,203.00 2/6/2019 Payment to Kate      5,001.00
2/3/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,824.00 2/17/2019 Payment to Harry    29,552.00
2/10/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages      8,966.00
2/10/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,687.00
2/14/2019 Revenue from Room hire and catering for Meganne      2,008.00
2/17/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    11,710.00
2/17/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,611.00
2/24/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    10,614.00
2/24/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,715.00
2/28/2019 Balance c/f    16,785.00
Total    51,338.00 Total    51,338.00
Purchase Account
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2/1/2019 Purchase of Food      5,001.00
2/1/2019 Purchase of Wines and Spirits    29,552.00
2/28/2019 Balance c/f    34,553.00
Total    34,553.00 Total    34,553.00
Sales Account
Date Particulars Amount Date Particulars Amount
2/3/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    11,203.00
2/3/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,824.00
2/10/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages      8,966.00
2/10/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,687.00
2/14/2019 Revenue from Room hire and catering for Meganne      2,008.00
2/17/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    11,710.00
2/17/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,611.00
2/24/2019 Revenue from sale of Beverages    10,614.00
2/24/2019 Revenue from sale of food      1,715.00
2/28/2019 Balance c/f    51,338.00
Total    51,338.00 Total    51,338.00
Trail Balance for the Period February 2019
Particulars Debit Credit
Purchase Account                    34,553.00
Sales Account    51,338.00
Cash/Bank Account                    16,785.00
Total                    51,338.00    51,338.00

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