Double Entry Flashcards

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Bought delivery vans worth $80 000 from Damien Dealership on credit. The business issued a cheque of $15 000 while Jordan, the owner, also paid $12000. The rest is to be repaid in the next 5 years.

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Motor vehicles 80 000 Dr
Cash at bank 15 000 Cr
Capital 12 000 Cr
TP: Damien Dealership 53 000 Cr

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2
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Bought $300 goods from Pax Supplies and paid by cheque.

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Inventory 300 Dr

Cash at bank 300 Cr

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3
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Bought $740 goods from Ron Supplies on credit.

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Inventory 740 Dr
Trade payable: Ron Supplies 740 Cr

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4
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Business earned $548 from the sale of goods to Jenn on credit. The cost of these goods were $240.

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Trade receivable: Jenn 548 Dr
Sales revenue 548 Cr

Cost of sales 240 Dr
Inventory 240 Cr

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5
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Owner deposited $568 into the business bank account.

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Cash at bank 568 Dr

Capital 568 Cr

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$327 cash had been withdrawn from the business bank account for in-store use.

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Cash in hand 327 Dr

Cash at bank 327 Cr

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7
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Owner withdrew $197 from the business bank account to pay for his son’s tuition fees.

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Drawings 197 Dr

Cash at bank 197 Cr

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8
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Utilities amounting to $865 were paid by cheque.

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Utilities expense 865 Dr

Cash at bank 865 Cr

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9
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Goods sold for $520 was returned by Jarrod. The goods cost $390.

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Sales returns 520 Dr
Cash at bank 520 Cr

Inventory 390 Dr
Cost of sales 390 Cr

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10
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Business bought goods $478 on credit from Tim Trading.

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Inventory 478 Dr

Trade payable: Tim Trading 478 Cr

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On 4 October 2020, $3590 worth of goods were stolen, The business made an insurance claim and the insurance company agreed to compensate $800 on 30 November 2020.

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Impairment loss on inventory (3590-800) 2790 Dr
Insurance claim receivable 800 Dr
Inventory 3590 Cr

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12
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Returned damaged goods $682, previously bought on credit, to Jordan.

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Trade payable: Jordan 682 Dr
Inventory 682 Cr

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13
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Business paid for rental space of business by cheque, $3500.

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Rental expense 3500 Dr
Cash at bank 3500 Cr

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14
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Business sold goods amounting to $1290 and received payment by cheque. The goods cost $200.

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Cash at bank 1290 Dr
Sales revenue 1290 Cr

Cost of sales 200 Dr
Inventory 200 Cr

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Business paid for a printer costing $1689 by cheque.

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Office equipment 1689 Dr
Cash at bank 1689 Cr

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16
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Business took a loan of $3400 from OCS Bank.

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Cash at bank 3400 Dr
Loan from OCS Bank 3400 Cr

17
Q

The owner of the business took out goods $2390 for personal use.

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Drawings 2390 Dr

Inventory 2390 Cr

18
Q

One unit of inventory purchased at $400 was found to be damaged and is expected to be sold for $320 after repairing it at a cost of $30

A

Impairment loss on inventory 110 Dr
Inventory 110 Cr

Net realisable value=Expected selling price - additional cost
NRV=$320 - $30
=$290

19
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Business sold $2000 worth of inventory on credit for $5700

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Trade receivable 5700 Dr
Sales revenue 5700 Cr

Cost of sales 2000 Dr
Inventory 2000 Cr

20
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Business had $5900 worth of inventory. However, $800 worth of inventory was destroyed in a fire

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Impairment loss on inventory $800
Inventory $800