P.O.A Sba
P.O.A Sba
School-Based Assessment
Candidate number:
Territory: Jamaica
Table of Content
Acknowledgment…………………………………………………………………………….3
Introduction……………………………………………………………………………… …..4
Description of business………………………………………………………………………5
Income Statement…………………………………………………………………………………
Balance Sheet…………………………………………………………………………………………..
Journals
General Journal………………………………………………………..
Purchases Journal……………………………………………………………………………………….
Sales Journal……………………………………………………………………………………………….
Returns
Return Outwards………………………………………………………………………………………..
Return Inwards………………………………………………………………………………………..…
Cash Book
Ledgers
Sales Ledger………………………………………………………………………………………….
Purchases Ledger…………………………………………………………………………………………….
General ledger………………………………………………………………………………………………
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Control a/c
Stock Valuation
Final Accounts
Trial Balance………………………………………………………………………………………….
Income Statement…………………………………………………………………………
Balance Sheet…………………………………………………………………………………………..
Ratio
Ratio calculation………………………………………………………………………………………
Findings
Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………………….
Presentation of Data
Bar graphs…………………….……………………………………………………………………
Invoices………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Appendix
Transactions……………………………………………………………………………………….
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Acknowledgment
First and foremost, we want to thank God for giving us the patience, strength, and resources
needed to complete this school-based Assessment (SBA). We also want to thank our teacher for
helping us achieve the standards required for the SBA.
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Introduction
The ideas and practices of bookkeeping and accounting serve as the foundation for this
school-based assessment (SBA), which is a practical application of the knowledge learned in the
Fundamentals of Accounting discipline. The Easy Sleep LTD store business entity was the
subject of this study for the financial period of December 2022.
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Description of Business
The Easy Sleep LTD store is a partnership owned and run by Tamia Marston, Jamilia Lewis, Shauna
Gayle, Yuanda Dawkins, and Lavoy Wright-Robinson. It is situated at shop #15 Grange Lane Plaza,
Grange Lane, St. Catherine. This company acquires and sells king-size sheet sets and pillows while also
serving the needs of commercial clients.
The business owners ensure the use of all of the original entry books, as well as the general ledger, double
entries, sales and buy ledgers, and personal accounts that include debtors' and creditors' control accounts.
They created accounting guidelines and practices. They consist of
❖ Trial balance
❖ Source Documents
❖ Cashbook
❖ Business Performance
❖ Ledgers
❖ Balance sheet
❖ Stock evaluation
❖ Trading profit and loss account
❖ Ratio Analysis
❖ Journals
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Aim of the Business
The objectives of this company are::
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Trial Balance for Month Ending November 2022
Sale 260,000
Purchase 240,000
Rent 30,000
J.P.S 15,000
NWC 3,000
Telephone: Flow 40,000
Computer 3,000
Office Supplies
Equity (capital) 145,000
Bank 80,000
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General Journal
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Dec 9 Cash CB 6,000
Sale SL 6000
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Dec 16 T&T LTD. 9,000
Bank 9,000
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Bank CB 15,000
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Purchases Journal
Sales Journal
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Return Outwards Journal
Date Details Folio Amount
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Three Column Cash Book
DR(receipts) CR(payments)
Date Details Folio Disc. all Cash Bank Date Details Folio Disc. Cash Bank
rec
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Dec 31 Bal C/D 11,500 Dec 31 Bal C/D 257,225
9,375 369,125 687,500 369,125 687,500
Jan 1 Jan 1
2023 Bal B/D 257,225 2023 Bal B/D 11,500
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Debtor's Control Account
Jan 1 1,066,500
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STOCK VALUATION
Sheets
Stock valuation - FIFO Method
Date Details Receipt Issue Balance
# of Cost Total # of Cost per Total Cost per Total
units per unit Cost units unit Cost # of units unit Cost
Dec 1 bal b/d 40 40@2000 80,000
40@2000
Dec 5 Purchase 36 36@3000 108,000 76 36@3000 188,000
34@2000
Dec 6 Sale 6 6@2000 12,000 70 36@3000 176,000
24@2000
Dec 6 Sale 10 10@2000 20,000 60 36@3000 156,000
19@2000
Dec 7 Sale 5 5@2000 10,000 55 36@3000 146,000
16@2000
Dec 7 Sale 3 3@2000 6,000 52 36@3000 140,000
11@2000
Dec 8 Sale 5 5@2000 10,000 47 36@3000 130,000
8@2000
Dec 8 Sale 3 3@2000 6,000 44 36@3000 70,000
7@2000
Dec 9 Sale 1 1@2000 2,000 43 36@3000 68,000
7@2000
36@3000
Dec 13 Purchase 24 24@2200 52,800 67 24@2200 120,800
7@2000 33@3000
Dec 15 Sale 10 3@3000 30,000 57 24@2200 90,800
33@3000
24@2200
Dec 17 Purchase 24 24@3000 72,000 81 24@3000 162,800
25@3000
24@2200
Dec 18 Sale 8 8@3000 24,000 73 24@3000 138,800
24@3000
24@2200
Dec 19 Sale 1 1@3000 3,000 72 24@3000 135,800
24@3000
24@2200
24@3000
Dec 19 Purchase 18 18@3000 54,000 90 18@3000 189,800
Dec 20 Sale 12 12@3000 360,000 102 12@3000 186,800
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24@2200
24@3000
18@3000
12@3000
24@2200
24@3000
18@3000
Dec 21 Purchase 48 48@2200 105,600 150 48@2200 292,400
2@3000
24@2200
24@3000
18@3000
Dec 22 Sale 10 10@3000 30,000 140 48@2200 262,400
16@2200
24@3000
2@3000 18@3000
Dec 23 Sale 10 8@2200 23,600 130 48@2200 238,800
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Pillows
Stock valuation - FIFO Method
Date Details Receipt Issue Balance
Cost
# of per Total # of Cost per Total # of Cost per Total
units unit Cost units unit Cost units unit Cost
Dec 1 bal b/d 36 36@750 27,000
36@750
Dec 5 Purchase 24 24@750 18,000 60 24@750 45,000
33@750
Dec 5 Sale 3 3@750 2250 57 24@750 42,750
28@750
Dec 6 Sale 5 5@750 3750 52 24@750 39,000
26@750
Dec 7 Sale 2 2@750 1500 50 24@750 37,500
20@750
Dec 8 sale 6 6@750 9000 44 24@750 28,500
17@750
Dec 8 Sale 3 3@750 2250 41 24@750 26,250
15@750
Dec 8 Sale 2 2@750 1500 39 24@750 24,750
12@750
Dec 12 Sale 3 3@750 2250 36 24@750 22,500
9@750
Dec 13 Sale 3 3@750 2250 33 24@750 20,250
9@750
24@750
Dec 13 Purchase 12 12@900 10,800 45 12@900 31,050
4@750
24@750
Dec 14 Sale 5 5@750 3750 40 12@900 27,300
4@750 22@750
Dec 15 Sale 6 2@750 4500 34 12@900 22,800
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17@750
Dec 16 Sale 5 5@750 3750 29 12@900 19,050
17@750
12@900
Dec 17 Purchase 24 24@750 18000 53 24@750 37,050
12@750
12@900
Dec 18 Sale 5 5@750 3750 48 24@750 33,300
12@750
12@900
24@750
Dec 21 Purchase 36 36@900 32,400 84 36@900 65,700
6@750
12@900
24@750
Dec 22 Sale 6 6@750 4500 78 36@900 61,200
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Appendix
Monday December 5
Tuesday December 6
● Sold 6 Sheet sets for $6,000 each. Two were paid by cash and the others by cheque.
● 1 Pair of pillows was returned by one of the previous day’s cash customers. A full refund
was given.
● Sold 10 Sheet sets to the Pegasus Hotel on credit of $6,000 each.
● Sold 5 pairs of pillows to the Friends and Family Nursing Home on credit $1,500 each.
Wednesday December 7
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Thursday December 8
● Sold 5 sheet sets for $4,000 each to Jewels Hotel, receiving cash immediately.
● Cash sales of 6 pairs of pillows for $1,500 each.
● Sold on credit to the Pegasus Hotel 3 sheet sets at $6,000 each and 3 pairs of pillows at
$1500 each.
Friday December 9
Monday December 12
Tuesday December 13
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Wednesday December 14
Thursday December 15
Friday, December 16
Monday December 17
Tuesday December 18
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Wednesday December 19
● Pay telephone expenses $2,000 by cheque.
● Sold 1 sheet set for cash $6000.
● Bought 1 and a half dozen sheet sets from JNU Distributors cash $54,000.
Thursday December 20
Thursday December 21
● Bought 4 dozen sheet sets on credit from Khemlani Mart $105,600.
● Bought 3 dozen pairs of pillows on credit T&T $32,400.
● Paid for transportation of goods $1500 cash
Friday December 22
● Sold 10 sheet sets to Friends and Family Nursing Home $6,000 each at a 15% discount.
● Sold 6 pairs of pillows to Jewels Hotel for cash $1,500 each.
● 2 Sheet sets returned by S Hotel.
Monday December 23
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Tuesday December 24
Friday December 27
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