Accountancy, asked by bhavyar342, 4 months ago

On 1st March 2017 Mr. Sharma started business with cash Rs.15000. Of this pays 5000 into his bank
account. His transactions during the month were:
Rs.
March-05 Cash sales
12,000
March-08 Cash purchases
7,000
March-12 Withdrew from bank for office use
3,000
March-15 Paid for sundry expenses
2,500
March-18 Purchase of type writer
4,000
March-20 Withdrew cash for domestic use
5,000
March-26 Paid travelling expenses
1,500
March-30 Postage paid
400
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Answers

Answered by sagarkag1947
4

Answer:

cash dr 10,000

bank dr 5,000

to capital 15,000

Cash dr

to sales

purchases dr

to cash

Office use dr

to bank

sundry expenses dr

to cash

type writer dr

to cash

drawings dr

to cash

travelling expenses dr

to cash

postage dr

to cash

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Answered by DevendraLal
0

In this question, we are asked to pass necessary journal entries.

1 March

Cash A/C DR 15,000

Bank A/C DR 5,000

                  To Capital A/C 20,000

(Being business started)

5 March

Cash A/C DR 12,000

             To Sales A/C 12,000

(Being cash sales done)

8 March

Purchase A/C DR 7,000

              To Cash A/C 7,000

(Being purchase done through cash)

12 March

Cash A/C DR 3,000

             To Bank A/C 3,000

(Being cash withdrawn from bank for office use)

15 March

Sundry Expenses A/C DR 2,500

              To Cash A/C 2,500

(Being expenses paid)

18 March

Typewriter A/C DR 4,000

                         To Cash A/C 4,000

(Being typewriter purchased)

20 March

Drawings A/C DR 5,000

           To Cash A/C 5,000

(Being cash withdrawn for personal use)

26 March

Traveling Expense A/C DR 1,500

             To Cash A/C 1,500

(Being traveling expenses paid)

30 March

Postage A/C DR 400

                   To Cash A/C 400

(Being postage paid)

  • Cash is an asset when it increases it is debited and when it decreases it is credited.
  • Expenses when the increase is credited and when it decreases it is debited.
  • Drawing is the withdrawal done for personal use, so it is debited when it increases.

PROJECT CODE #SPJ2

 

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