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10 Illustration of Ledger 24.10.08

1. The document provides a list of transactions from June 15-24 that need to be recorded in a journal and ledger. 2. The transactions include the proprietor contributing capital, purchases and sales of goods and assets, expenses paid, and receipts from customers. 3. The solution shows the journal entries to record the transactions, identifies the ledger accounts affected, and provides T-accounts to record the transactions in the ledger.

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10 Illustration of Ledger 24.10.08

1. The document provides a list of transactions from June 15-24 that need to be recorded in a journal and ledger. 2. The transactions include the proprietor contributing capital, purchases and sales of goods and assets, expenses paid, and receipts from customers. 3. The solution shows the journal entries to record the transactions, identifies the ledger accounts affected, and provides T-accounts to record the transactions in the ledger.

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Illustration » Problem

Journalise the following transactions


(Or)
Record the following transactions in a Journal and then post the entries into the ledger.

1. 15th June: Ibrahim a sole proprietor Commenced business with a capital of Rs.
2,00,000.
2. 17th June: Bought Furniture for cash Rs. 20,000.
3. 17th June: Paid Rent to the shop owner Mr. Murugan Rs. 5,000.
4. 18th June: Paid cash into bank Rs. 1,50,000
5. 18th June: Bought Goods for cash Rs. 10,000 from M/s Shamir Jain & Co.,
6. 18th June: Bought Goods on credit from M/s Ramdas & Bros. for Rs. 10,000.
7. 19th June: Sold goods for cash Rs. 12,000 to Mr. Naryan Tiwari
8. 20th June: Bought Machinery from M/s Boolani Machinery and paid by cheque Rs.
25,000.
9. 21st June: Sold goods on credit to Mr. Natekar for Rs. 8,000
10. 21st June: Paid weekly wages to workers Rs. 5,000
11. 24th June: Paid M/s Ramdas and Brothers by cheque Rs. 5,000
12. 24th June: Received from Mr. Natekar Rs. 2,000
13. 24th June: Received commission from M/s Orion Traders for giving a trade lead Rs.
500.

Illustration » Solution (Journal)

Journal in the books of M/s __ for the period from ____ to _____

Debit Credit
V/R
Date Particulars L/F Amount Amount
No.
(in Rs) (in Rs)

June – Cash a/c Dr – 2,00,000


15th To Capital a/c – 2,00,000
[Being the amount received from Mr. Ibrahim,
the proprietor as his capital contribution ]

17th – Furniture a/c Dr – 20,000


To Cash a/c – 20,000
[Being the amount paid towards Furniture
purchased ]
17th – Rent Paid a/c Dr – 5,000
To Cash a/c – 5,000
[For the amount paid towards rent for the shop
for the month of May ]

18th – Bank a/c Dr – 1,50,000


To Cash a/c – 1,50,000
[For the amount of cash paid into bank ]

18th – Goods/Stock a/c Dr – 10,000


To Cash a/c – 10,000
[Being the value of stock purchased for cash ]

18th – Goods/Stock a/c Dr – 10,000


To M/s Ramdas & Bros a/c – 10,000
[Being the value of stock purchased from M/s
Ramdas & Bros., on credit ]

19th – Cash a/c Dr – 12,000


To Goods/Stock a/c – 12,000
[Being the value of stock sold for cash ]

20th – Machinery a/c Dr – 25,000


To Bank a/c – 25,000
[Being the amount paid by cheque towards
purchase of machinery ]

21th – Mr. Natekar a/c Dr – 8,000


To Goods/Stock a/c – 8,000
[Being the value of stock sold on credit to Mr.
Natekar ]

21th – Wages paid a/c Dr – 5,000


To Cash a/c – 5,000
[For the amount paid towards weekly wages for
the workers ]

24th – M/s Ramdas & Bros a/c Dr – 5,000


To Bank a/c – 5,000
[For the amount paid by cheque to M/s Ramdas
& Bros., on account]

24th – Cash a/c Dr – 2,000


To Mr. Natekar a/c – 2,000
[For the amount received in cash from Mr.
Natekar on account]

24th – Cash a/c Dr – 500


To commission Received a/c – 500
[For the amount received in cash from Mr.
Natekar on account]

By going through the above journal entries we can identify the list of ledger accounts
affected by these transactions.

 Cash a/c
 Capital a/c
 Furniture a/c
 Rent Paid a/c
 Bank a/c
 Goods/Stock a/c
 M/s Ramdas & Bros. a/c
 Machinery a/c
 Mr. Natekar a/c
 Wages Paid a/c
 Commission Received a/c

Illustration » Solution (Ledger)

General Ledger
[Books of Mr. Ibrahim]
Dr Cash a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

15/06/05 17/06/05

To Capital a/c By Furniture a/c


19/06/05 – 2,00,000 17/06/05 – 20,000
To Goods/Stock a/c By Rent Paid a/c
– 12,000 – 5,000
By Bank a/c
24/06/05 – 2,000 18/06/05 – 1,50,000
To Mr. Natekar a/c By Goods/Stock a/c
– 10,000
To Commission
24/06/05 – 500 18/06/05 – 5,000
Received a/c By Wages Paid a/c

21/06/05

sub-total 2,14,500 sub-total 1,90,000


25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 24,500

Total 2,14,500 Total 2,14,500

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 24,500

Dr Capital a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

15/06/05 By Cash a/c – 2,00,000

sub-total 0 sub-total 2,00,000

25/06/05 To Balance c/d – 2,00,000

Total 2,00,000 Total 2,00,000

25/06/05 By Balance b/d – 2,00,000

Dr Furniture a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

17/06/05 To Cash a/c – 20,000

sub-total 20,000 sub-total 0

25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 20,000

Total 20,000 Total 20,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 20,000

Dr Rent Paid a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

17/06/05 To Cash a/c – 5,000

sub-total 5,000 sub-total 0

25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 5,000


Total 5,000 Total 5,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 5,000

Dr Bank a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

18/06/05 To Cash a/c – 1,50,000 20/06/05 By Machinery a/c – 25,000


24/06/05 By M/s Ramdas
& Bros. a/c – 5,000

sub-total 1,50,000 sub-total 30,000

25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 1,20,000

Total 1,50,000 Total 1,50,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 1,20,000

Dr Goods/Stock a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

18/06/05 To Cash a/c – 10,000 19/06/05 By Cash a/c – 12,000


18/06/05 By M/s Ramdas 21/06/05 By Mr. Natekar a/c – 8,000
& Bros. a/c – 10,000

sub-total 20,000 sub-total 20,000

Total 20,000 Total 20,000

Dr M/s Ramdas & Bros. a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

24/06/05 To Bank a/c – 5,000 18/06/05 By Goods/Stock a/c – 10,000


sub-total 5,000 sub-total 10,000

25/06/05 To Balance c/d – 5,000

Total 10,000 Total 10,000

25/06/05 By Balance b/d – 5,000

Dr Machinery a/c, Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

20/06/05 To Bank a/c – 25,000

sub-total 25,000 sub-total 0

25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 25,000

Total 25,000 Total 25,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 25,000

Dr Mr. Natekar a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

21/06/05 To Goods/Stock a/c – 8,000 24/06/05 By Cash a/c – 2,000

sub-total 8,000 sub-total 2,000

25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 6,000

Total 8,000 Total 8,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 6,000

Dr Wages Paid a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

21/06/05 To Cash a/c – 5,000

sub-total 5,000 sub-total 0


25/06/05 By Balance c/d – 5,000

Total 5,000 Total 5,000

25/06/05 To Balance b/d – 5,000

Dr Commission Received a/c Cr

Amount Amount
Date Particulars J/F Date Particulars J/F
(in Rs) (in Rs)

24/06/05 By Cash a/c – 500

sub-total 0 sub-total 500

25/06/05 To Balance c/d – 500

Total 500 Total 500

25/06/05 By Balance b/d – 500

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