PRACTICAL PROBLEMS
Simple Journal Entries
1. Pass necessary Journal entries for the following transactions:
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2020
April 1 Business started with cash
April 2 Goods purchased for cash
April 3 Goods purchased from Pankaj on credit
April
5 Goods sold to Naresh on credit
April 7 Goods returned to Pankaj
April 9 Goods returned by Naresh
April 10 Cash paid to Ajay...
April 12 Commission received
April 15 Furniture purchased
April 16 Rent paid to Amit
April 19 Sold goods to Sumit for cash
April 24 Cash sales
April 30 Cash received from Naresh on account
April 30 Salaries' paid.........
60,000
15,000
18,000
9,000
12,000
1,400
6,000
2,700
7,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
5,000
10,000
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Answers
Answer:
1. Cash a/c dr.
to Capital a/c cr.
2. Purchases a/c dr.
to cash a/c cr.
3. Purchases a/c dr.
to pankaj a/c cr.
5. Sales a/c dr.
to naresh a/c cr.
7. Purchase return a/c dr.
to pankaj a/c cr.
9. Naresh a/c dr.
to purchase return a/c cr.
10. Ajay a/c dr.
to cash a/c cr.
12. cash a/c dr.
to commission recieved a/c cr.
15. Furniture a/c dr.
to cash a/c cr.
16. Rent a/c dr.
to amit a/c cr.
19. Sales a/c dr.
to cash a/c cr.
24. cash a/c dr.
to sales a/c cr.
30. cash a/c dr.
to naresh a/c cr.
30. salaries a/c dr.
to cash a/c cr.
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Answer:
1. Cash a/c........dr 60000
to Capital a/c 60000
2. Purchases a/c...........dr 15000
to cash a/c 15000
3. Purchases a/c...........dr 18000
to Pankaj a/c 18000
5. Naresh a/c..............dr 9000
to Sales a/c 9000
7. Purchase return a/c........dr 12000
to Pankaj a/c 12000
9. Sales Return a/c.........dr 1400
to Naresh a/c 1400
10. Ajay a/c.........dr 6000
to cash a/c 6000
12. Cash a/c........dr 2700
to Commission received a/c 2700
15. Furniture a/c.........dr 7000
to Cash a/c 7000
16. Amit a/c.........dr 5000
to Rent a/c 5000
19. Sumit a/c.........dr 6000
to Sales a/c 6000
24. Cash a/c.........dr 7000
to Sales a/c 7000
30. Cash a/c.........dr 5000
to Naresh a/c 5000
30. Salaries a/c.........dr 10000
to Cash a/c 10000
Explanation:
- Journal entry is the act of holding or recording an economical or uneconomical transaction. Transactions are recorded in the accounting journal, which shows the balance of the company's debits and credits.
- Journal entries can consist of multiple entries, each representing a debit or credit.
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