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Week 2 Date Transaction description 10 Paid the full amount owing to Moon Megasystems, Check No....

Week 2

Date

Transaction description

10

Paid the full amount owing to Moon Megasystems, Check No. 906.

11

Sold 4 MX620 Notebook Computers to Handys Electronics for $420 each, Invoice No. 202.

11

Turbo Tech paid the full amount owing on their account. Since Turbo Tech has been a loyal customer from the day the business commenced, a 10% discount was given for this early repayment.

11

Made cash sales of $11,355 during the week.

11

Hypertronics returned $2,252 worth of product. Issued a Credit Memorandum for $2,252.

SUBSIDIARY LEDGERS

Account: ARC - Turbo Tech No. 110-1

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

3,608 DR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: ARC – Hypertronics No. 110-3

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

2,012 DR

Jun

4

Credit sale

SJ

950

2,962 DR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: ARC - Handys Electronics No. 110-6

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

0

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: APC - Moon Megasystems No. 210-5

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

3,324 CR

Jun

Jun

Jun

GENERAL LEDGER

Account: Cash No. 100

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

26,555 DR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: ARC - Accounts Receivable Control No. 110

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

12,812 DR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: Merchandise Inventory No. 120

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

89,316 DR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Account: APC - Accounts Payable Control No. 210

Date

Description

Ref.

Debit

Credit

Balance

May

31

Balance

16,835 CR

Jun

Jun

Jun

Solutions

Expert Solution

The first column contains numbers like - 1, 2, 3 etc.
Here, the respective number, represent the various legs of the same transaction.
For eg, All (1) are the same transaction.
All (2) are the same transaction etc etc.

Subsidiary Ledgers

APC - Moon Mega Systems
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 3324 Cr.
1 10-Jun Cash 906 3324 0
ARC - Handys Electronics
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 0
2 11-Jun ARC - Account Receivables Control 202 1680 1680 Dr.
ARC - Turbo Tech
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 0 3608 Dr.
3 11-Jun Cash 3247 360.8 Dr.
3 11-Jun Discount 361 0 Dr.
ARC - Hypertonics
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 2012 Dr.
5 04-Jun Credit Sales 950 2962 Dr.
5 11-Jun Issue of Credit Memoranda (Returns) 2252 710 Dr.

General Ledger

Cash Account
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 26555 Dr.
1 10-Jun Accounts Payable - Moon Mega Systems 906 3324 23231 Dr.
3 11-Jun ARC - Turbo Tech 3247 26478 Dr.
4 11-Jun Revenue 11355 37833 Dr.
ARC Accounts Receivables Account
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 12812 Dr.
2 11-Jun ARC - Handys Electronics 202 1680 14492 Dr.
5 04-Jun ARC - Hypertonics 950 15442 Dr.
5 11-Jun ARC - Hypertonics - Issue of Credit Memoranda (Returns) 2252 13190 Dr.
Account: Merchandise Inventory
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 89316 Dr.
2 11-Jun ARC - Handys Electronics 202 1680 87636 Dr.
5 11-Jun ARC - Hypertonics 2252 89888 Dr.
Accounts Payable
Date Description Reference Dr. Cr. Balance
31-May Balance 16835 Cr.
1 10-Jun APC - Moon Mega Systems 906 3324 13511 Cr.

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