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Question 2 Complete the T-accounts from the following details for the month of July 2015 and...

Question 2

Complete the T-accounts from the following details for the month of July 2015 and extract trial balance as per 31 July 2016

2016

July 1   Started firm with capital in cash of N$ 25 000

                2   Bought goods on credit from following persons: J Kaputu N$5400, D Goraseb   N$8700, F Muayambuatji N$2500, Noabeb N$7600; T Haindongo N$6400

         4 Sold goods on credit to; C Baily N$4300; B Hughes N$6200; H Spencer N$17600

         6   Paid rent by cash N$1200

         9    Baily paid us his account by cheque N$4300

       10   H Spencer paid us N$15000 by cheque

       12   We paid the following by cheque; F Muayambuatji N$2500; J Kaputu N$5400

       15   Paid carriage by cash N$ 2300

       18   Bought goods on credit from D Goraseb   N$ 4300; Noabeb N$11000

       21   Sold goods on credit to B Hughes N$6700

       31   Paid rent by cheque N$1800

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Cash Bank
Account Debit Credit Account Account Debit Credit Account
Capital 25000 1200 Rent Account receivable 4300 7900 Accounts Payable
2300 Carriage Account receivable 15000 1200 Rent
Closing balance 21500 Closing balance 10200
Capital Rent
Account Debit Credit Account Account Debit Credit Account
25000 Cash Cash 1200
25000 Closing balance Closing balance 1200
Closing balance 2400
Purchases
Account Debit Credit Account Carriage
Accounts Payable 30600 Account Debit Credit Account
Accounts Payable 15300 Cash 2300
Closing balance 45900 Closing balance 2300
Accounts Payable
Account Debit Credit Account
Bank 7900 30600 Purchases
15300 Purchases
38000 Closing balance
Accounts Receivable
Account Debit Credit Account
Sales 28100 4300 Bank
Sales 6700 15000 Bank
Closing balance 15500
Sales
Account Debit Credit Account
28100 Accounts Receivables
6700 Accounts Receivables
34800 Closing balance
Trial Balance
Account Debit Credit
Cash 21500 0
Capital 0 25000
Purchases 45900 0
Accounts Payable 0 38000
Accounts Receivable 15500
Sales 0 34800
Rent 2400 0
Bank 10200 0
Carriage 2300 0
Total 97800 97800

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