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@ Tom and jerry,
Are you sure about the above solutions?because I am also getting the same answers...
Solution:
Q1:
Debtor’s Control Account Account code- |
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Debit side |
Rs. |
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Credit side |
Rs. |
Date |
No. |
Narration |
Dr. |
Date |
No. |
Narration |
(Cr.) |
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Total credit sales |
108260 |
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Receipts |
93570 |
1/3/12 |
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Opening debtors |
95400 |
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Discounts Allowed |
1430 |
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Dishonored |
10000 |
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Bad debts (written off) |
1560 |
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Refund |
2000 |
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Balance c/f |
119100 |
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Total |
215660 |
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Total |
215660 |
Solution:
Q2:
Rs.
Balance as per cash book (Dr.) 20000
Add:
Unrecorded cheque 2000
Outgoing cheque twice recorded 600
Less:
Balance wrongly b/f 1500
Payment side under cast 200
Cheque receives but not sent to bank 1000
Cash discount record over cast 36 (151-115)
Balance as per bank statement (Cr.) (19864)
Please check them and inform me....
THANKS...
dear sir 31 march walay debitor par aap ney ziyada meherbani kar di hai yeh bata dain iin debitor ko why not showing in debitor account all entries are in different times so why u people are not showing them. thank you.
you are doing wrong first we can record and adjust the cash book so we add amounts and less the amount when we have adjusted balance of cash book(bank boo) then from adjusted cash book you make less 1000 of uncleared cheque which is not presented in cash book. adjusted entry will make for balance wrongly b/f this will add 3000 cash discount over cast 36 so we add it to the cash booh because cash discount entry is cash discount expense it (dr) and cash book (cr) so we 36 not less from cash book all s are ok the last thing you are using wrong method please make it right od is totally wrong to correct method see the above i mention it first i find the cash book balance then i less the amount from cash book to become similar to bank statement (pass book) because i have a cash book i can make changes in cash book but bank statement i did not make it it is made by the bank and then i make adjustement in cash book to become equal to bank statement which all of us have to show in the bank reconciliation statement you are accountan what you are showing is it showing any sense i do no think so. look above in my reply and try to understand ooh god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dear balance wrongly 1500 ko thorha explain kar do hy k kesy aya
aik reverse entry ho gi 1500 se aur phir 1500 se balance bebit hoga total 3000 dr ho ga
Q#1
Debtor Control Account
Date
Particular
Rs
Date
Particular
Rs
1st
Opening debtor
Credit sale
Cash refunded
Dishonored cheque
95400
108260
2000
10000
Cash receive
Bad debt(W.off)
Discount Allowed
Balance c/f
93570
1560
1430
119100
total
215660
215660
Bank Reconciliation Statement as on December 2012
Details
Rs
Rs
Balance as per Cash Book
+ Unrecorded cheque
Double recorded cheque
Total
Balance b/f
- Under cast payment side
Over cast payment side
Cash receive but not sent
Balance as per pass book
2000
600
1500
200
36
1,000
20000
2600
22600
2736
19864
wrong hai
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