Oak General Dealers, a registered VAT vendor, sells goods for cash and on credit. All debtors are registered for VAT and deal in standard-rated supplies. VAT is charged at 15%. Miss Marigold owed R5 000 at the beginning of March 2022. 

 

Oak General Dealers uses the periodic inventory system.

 

The following transactions took place during the month of March 2022:

Date	Details of Transaction
01	Sold goods on credit to Miss Marigold, R46 000 (including VAT).
05	Realised that an error was made on the previous invoice. The invoice was undercast by R4 000 (excluding VAT). Miss Marigold was contacted in this regard and she accepted the corrected amount.
08	Miss Marigold settled her account balance as at 5 March 2021 and took advantage of the 2% settlement discount Oak General Dealers had offered her for prompt payment. Round to the nearest rand.
09	Sold goods on credit to Mr Mimosa, R9 200 (including VAT).
10	A rebate of R200 (excluding VAT) was granted on the goods purchased by Mr Mimosa.
15	Best Bank informed Oak General Dealers that Miss Marigold's EFT processed on the 8th March was unsuccessful due to insufficient funds.
18	Miss Zinnia bought goods on credit, R15 000 (excluding VAT).
23	Miss Zinnia returned goods purchased on the 18th for R2 875 (including VAT).
31	Miss Marigold's lawyer informed Oak General Dealers that Miss Marigold had been liquidated. Her lawyer made an EFT payment constituting a payment of 30 cents in the rand. The rest of the debt was written off.

 

Question:

- Complete Debtors Allowances Journal (DAJ1) with analysis columns for Debtors control, VAT and Sales Return.
- Balance the journal at the end of the month.

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

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