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5) During December of the current year, Exide company based in America, entered into the following...

5) During December of the current year, Exide company based in America, entered into the following transactions; Dec 10 Sold machinery to company located in Colombia for 6,500,000 pesos. On this date, the spot rate was 365 pesos per U.S. Dollar. Dec 12 Purchased Machine parts from a company domiciled in Japan. The contract was denominated in 600,000 Japan yen. The direct exchange spot rate on this date was $.0392. Required: A) Prepare journal entries to record the transactions above on the books of Exide company. The company uses a periodic inventory system. B) Prepare journal entries necessary to adjust the accounts as of December 31. Assume that on December 31 the direct exchange rates were as follows: Colombia peso $.00265 Japan yen .0353 C) Prepare journal entries to record settlement of both open accounts on January 10. Assume that the direct exchange rates on the settlement dates were as follows: Colombia peso $.00325 Japan yen .0396

6) The following information is available for Jet Company Ltd for 2018. a) On January 1, 2018 Jet paid property tax amounting OMR 100,000 on its rented building for the calendar year 2018. Month of July Jet Company purchased end of the year new Office building amounting to OMR 50,000. Tax paid two equal terms. b) The repairs and Maintenance of property amounting to OMR 10,000. c) A Stock gain of OMR 200,000 from high marketable demand in the month of September 1 and Dec 15 in the year of 2018. d) At the end of the August 2018 Jet Company sold some equipment with a fair value of OMR 50,000 for OMR 40,000. Required: State the OMR amounts that should appear in Jet Company’s Quarterly financial statement report.

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Answer 5:

Since the company is in the business of manufacturing and selling machines, the purchase of machine parts is to be treated as normal purchases and sales of machinery is to be treated as normal sales.

Hence the accounting will be done as follows: (Columns on the right side for currency is for easy understanding)

Date Particulars LF Debit Amount ($) Credit Amount ($) Currency Currency
Amount
Rate
10.Dec Debtors Dr      17,808.22 Peso 6500000 365 peso/usd
Sales Cr      17,808.22
12.Dec Purchases Dr      23,520.00
Creditors Cr      23,520.00 Yen 600000 1 yen = $.0392
31.Dec Foreign Exchange loss Dr 583.22
Debtors Cr 583.22 Peso 6500000 1 peso = $.00265
(6500000*0.00265 - 17808.22)
31.Dec Creditors Dr 2340 Yen 600000 1 yen = $.0353
Foreign Exchange Gain Cr 2340
(600000*0.0353 - 23520)
10.Jan Bank Dr 21125 Peso 6500000 1 peso = $.00325
Debtors (6500000*0.00265) Cr 17225
Foreign Exchange Gain Cr 3900
(6500000*0.00325 - 6500000*0.00265)
10.Jan Creditors (600000*0.0353) Dr 21180
Foreign Exchange loss (Diff) Dr 2580
Bank (600000*0.0396) Cr 23760 Yen 600000 1 yen = $.0396

Answer 6

The journal entries would be as follows (assuming property acquired mid year had taxes of 50,000, paid for 1 year, since the statement is not clear if 50,000 is cost of property or tax paid on property)

Date Particulars LF Debit Amount (OMR) Credit Amount (OMR)
01.Jan.18 Property Tax Dr 100000
Bank Cr 100000
01.Jul.18 Property Rax Dr 25000
Prepaid Property Tax Dr 25000
Bank Cr 50000
01.Jul.18 Repairs and Maintenance Dr 10000
Bank Cr 10000
31.Dec.18 Bank Dr 200000
Stock Gain Cr 200000
31.Dec.18 Bank Dr 40000
Loss on Sale of Equipment Dr 10000
Equipments Cr 50000

The Trial balance for the year would be as follows:

Sl Account Debit Amount Credit Amount
1 Property Tax 125000
2 Prepaid Property Tax 25000
3 Bank 80000
4 Repairs and Maintenance 10000
5 Stock Gain 200000
6 Equipments 50000
7 Loss on Sale of Equipment 10000
250000 250000

Statement of Accounts would be as follows:

Particulars Amount Amount
Revenue
Stock Gain 200000
Expenses
Property Tax 125000
Repairs and Maintenance 10000
Loss on Sale of Equipment 10000
145000
Net Profit 55000

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