FUN PACK 2 Flashcards

Revise double entries

1
Q

State 2 double entry rules.

A
  1. Every debit entry will have a corresponding credit entry.

2. The total amount of debits must be equal to the total amount of credits.

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2
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Give the double entry to record purchase of inventory by cheque, $400

A

Dr Inventory $400

Cr Cash at bank $400

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3
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Give the double entry to record credit purchase of inventory, $1 600.

A

Dr Inventory $1 600

Cr Trade payable $1 600

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4
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Give the double entry to record payment of rent by cheque, $1 800.

A

Dr Rent expense $1 800

Cr Cash at bank $1 800

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5
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Give the double entry to record the purchase of office furniture on credit, $6 000

A

Dr Office furniture $6 000

Cr Other payable $6 000

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6
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Give the double entry to record the cash sale of inventory $450. The inventory cost $280.

A

Dr Cash in hand $450
Cr Sales revenue $450
Dr Cost of sales $280
Cr Inventory $280

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7
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Give the double entry to record the credit sale of goods to Rachel, $600. The cost of the inventory sold was $390.

A

Dr Trade receivable Rachel $600
Cr Sales revenue $600
Dr Cost of sales $390
Cr Inventory $390

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8
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The owner took inventory $300 for own use. The double entries are:

A

Dr Drawings $300

Cr Inventory $300

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9
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The owner paid for his personal expenses $1 700 with business cheque. The double entries are:

A

Dr Drawings $1 700

Cr Cash at bank $1 700

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10
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The owner brought into business a computer worth

$1 800. The double entries are:

A

Dr Office equipment $1 800

Cr Capital $1 800

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11
Q

Write off Wong’s debt of $320 as irrecoverable.

A

Dr Allowance for impairment of trade receivables $320

Cr Trade receivable Wong $320

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12
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Give double entries to record the return of cheque by the bank, $280. This cheque was received from Anne.

A

Dr Trade receivable Anne $280

Cr Cash at bank $280

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13
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Give double entries to record the depreciation of motor vehicles, $3 800

A

Dr Depreciation on motor vehicles $3 800

Cr Accumulated depreciation on motor vehicles $3 800

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14
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Give double entries to record accrued interest $300.

A

Dr Interest expense $300

Cr Accrued interest expense $300

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15
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Give the double entries to record a cheque issued to credit supplier Tom, $440, to settle a debt of $480 in full.

A

Dr Trade payable Tom $480
Cr Cash at Bank $440
Cr Discount received $40

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16
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Give the double entries to record loan borrowed, $6000.

A

Dr Cash at bank $6 000

Cr Loan $6 000

17
Q

Give double entries to adjust prepaid insurance, $50

A

Dr Prepaid insurance expense $50

Cr Insurance expense $50

18
Q

Business returned goods $300 to credit supplier Poh.

A

Dr Trade payable Poh

Cr Inventory $300

19
Q

Credit customer Ho returned goods sold to him at $60. The goods returned cost $48. What are the double entries needed?

A

Dr Inventory $48
Cr Cost of Sales $48
Dr Sales returns $60
Cr Trade receivable Ho $60

20
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Give the double entries to post profit for the year $1350 to capital.

A

Dr Profit and Loss $1 350

Cr Capital $1 350