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Question 1: Wellington Sole Proprietorship Business On 1 January 20 5, Mr. Wellinton started business Weliware Ventures with GH10,000 which he paid into the business
Question 1: Wellington Sole Proprietorship Business On 1 January 20 ‘5, Mr. Wellinton started business Weliware Ventures with GH¢10,000 which he paid into the business account at Stanbic Bank in Accra and Stock of goods valued at GH¢9,850. On the same day, he purchased a Motor Van from Toyota Company valued at GH¢6,000 and paid half of the amount by cheque. The following transactions took place in the month of January:
2/01 Negotiated a Loan from Stanbic for an amount of GH¢20,000 which was granted at an interest of 12% per annum payable monthly.
Paid GH¢7,000 by cheque as rent advance to his landlord for the premises of the business covering a period of 10 years.
3/01 Purchased goods from GeeMerchants Ltd valued at GH¢52,000 and paid for half of the amount by cheque, after a cash discount of 4%
4/01 Purchased Office Equipment valued at GH¢2,500 and Furniture and Fittings valued at GH¢3,000 paying all by cheque.
7/01 Sold goods valued at GH¢8,500 for cash and paid for some stationery valued at GH¢900 by cash.
9/01 Sold goods to Mr. Tarzan valued at GH¢6,700 who paid three quarter of the amount by cheque.
11/01 In order to increase sales Mr. Wellinton decided to run a promotion from 12th January to 20th January. All sales with cash payment will be given a 5% discount and all sale of GH¢10,000 and above will qualify for a trade discount of 6%.
12/01 Mr. James Brown came to purchase goods valued at GH¢14,500 and paid half of the amount due by cheque, after necessary discounts. Total cash sales for the day also amounted to GH¢8,974
13/01 Sold goods valued at GH¢5,000 to Akua Cynthia
14/01 Total cash sales for the day amounted to GH¢12,896 and cash banked amounted to GH¢14,500 15/01 Sold goods to Malik Baako Ventures valued at GH¢16,785 who paid half of the amount due by cash. Sent GH¢16,500 from the safe to the bank.
18/01 Purchased goods from K. Gyasi Ltd valued at GH¢37,880 and paid half of the amount due by cheque after a 5% cash discount. Total cash sales for the day amounted to GH¢9,678
19/01 Sold goods to Honey Love valued at GH¢18,964, who paid three-quarters of the amount due by cheque. Paid GeeMerchants the full balance on their account by cheque.
20/01 Total cash sales for the day amounted to GH¢18,259 and cash purchases were also GH¢8,689. Received a cheque for GH¢4,680 from Akua Cynthia as full settlement.
22/01 Sold goods valued at GH¢11,380 to Mr. Ugly Head who paid half of the amount due by cash. Total cash lodged at the bank was GH¢33,860
25/01 Paid K. Gyasi GH¢8,940 by cheque on the account and received final payment by cheque from Malik Baako Ventures and cash sales amounted to GH¢11,380.
30/01 Paid salaries of GH¢3,820 by cheque and utility bills of GH¢860 by cash. Received a cheque for GH¢3,240 from Mr. Ugly Head as payment on account.
On 31 January 20 ‘5 closing stock amounted to GH¢5,375.
Requirements
(a) Write up the ledger accounts using the three-column cash book.
(b) Extract a trial balance on 31 January 20 ‘5
(c) Prepare a trading and profit and loss account for the months ended 31 January 20 ‘5 and a balance sheet at that date.
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