You are to open the books of F. Polk, a trader, via the journal to record the
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You are to open the books of F. Polk, a trader, via the journal to record the assets and liabilities, and are then to record the daily transactions for the month of May 2024. A trial balance is to be extracted as on 31 May 2024.
2024 May 1 Assets: Premises £34,000; Van £5,125; Fixtures £810; Inventory £6,390; Trade receivables: P. Mullen £140, F. Lane £310; Cash at bank £6,240; Cash in hand £560.
Liabilities: Trade payables: S. Hood £215, J Brown £640.
1 Paid storage costs by cheque £40.
2 Goods bought on credit from: S. Hood £145; D. Main £206; W. Tone £96; R. Foot £66.
3 Goods sold on credit to: J. Wilson £112; T. Cole £164; F. Syme £208; J. Allen £91;
P. White £242; F. Lane £90.
4 Paid for motor expenses in cash £60.
7 Cash drawings by proprietor £150.
9 Goods sold on credit to: T. Cole £68; J. Fox £131.
11 Goods returned to Polk by: J. Wilson £32; F. Syme £48.
14 Bought another van on credit from Abel Motors Ltd £4,850.
16 The following paid Polk their accounts by bank transfer less 5% prompt payment discount: P. Mullen; F. Lane; J. Wilson; F. Syme.
19 Goods returned by Polk to R. Foot £6.
22 Goods bought on credit from: L. Mole £183; W. Wright £191.
24 The following accounts were settled by Polk by cheque less 5% prompt payment discount: S. Hood; J. Brown; R. Foot.
27 Salaries paid by bank transfer £740.
30 Paid business rates by cheque £140.
31 Paid Abel Motors Ltd a cheque for £4,850.
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Frank Woods Business Accounting An Introduction To Financial Accounting
ISBN: 9781292365435
15th Edition
Authors: Alan Sangster, Lewis Gordon, Frank Wood