Accountancy, asked by hetvijay63, 1 month ago

Record the following transactions in the Journal Proper of Sharvi Patel:

(i) Purchase furniture of ` 4,000 by giving goods of ` 4,500

(ii) Bill accepted and return to us against payable of ` 7,000 by Detvi.

(iii) ` 5000 payable to Bhagvandas for interest.

(iv) An amount of ` 2000 is receivable from Garbarddas, Which cannot be

received now.​

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Answered by dr2622001
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Answer:

Explanation:

Detvi A/c Dr. 7000

To bills Payable 7000

Bhagvandas A/c Dr. 5000

Outstanding Intrest A/c. 5000

Cash receivable A/c. Dr. 2000

Gabbardass A/c. 2000

Answered by crkavya123
0

Answer:

The journal that is kept to record transactions that are not documented in the special books is known as the journal proper. The Journal Proper is where transactions that don't fit in any of the subsidiary books, such as the Cash Book, Purchase Book, Sales Book, Bills Payable Book, Purchase, and Sales Return Book, are recorded.

Explanation:

For the given case;

Amount debited = 4000

Amount credited = 4500

The accounting cycle is a key procedure for concluding the bookkeeping duties of an organization. To finish the accounting cycle, the actions listed below should be done;

Determine the transactions

Keep a log of your transactions.

publication of each transaction

Trial balance without adjustment

equilibrium worksheet

Revision of journal entries

For the effective preparation of financial statements, all of the aforementioned stages must be followed in the appropriate order.

(ii)Bill accepted and return to us against payable of ` 7,000 by Detvi.

Detvi A/c Dr. 7000

To bills Payable 7000

(iii) ` 5000 payable to Bhagvandas for interest.

Bhagvandas A/c Dr. 5000

To Outstanding Intrest A/c. 5000

(iv) An amount of ` 2000 is receivable from Garbarddas, Which cannot be received now.​

Cash receivable A/c. Dr. 2000

To Gabbardass A/c. 2000

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