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6.3A Record the following details relating to a carpet retailer for the month of November 2017 and extract a trial balance as at 30 November 2017. 2017 Nov 1 3 5 6 7 Started in business with £15,000 in the bank. Bought goods on time from: J. Small £290; F. Brown £1,200; T. Rae E610: R. Charles £530. Cash sales £610. Paid rent by cheque £175. Paid business rates by cheque £130.
11 Sold goods on time to: T. Potts £85; J. Field £48; T. Gray £1,640. 17 Paid wages by cash £290. 18 We returned goods to: J. Small £18; R. Charles £27. 19 Bought goods on time from: R. Charles £110, T. Rae £320; F. Jack £165. 20 Goods were returned to us by: J. Field £6; T. Potts £14. 21 Bought van on time from Turnkey Motors £4,950. 23 We paid the following by cheque: J. Small £272; F. Brown £1,200; T. Rae E500. 25 Bought another van, paying by cheque immediately £6,200. 26 Received a loan of E750 cash from B. Bennet. 28 Received cheques from: T. Potts £71;J. Field £42. 30 Proprietor brings a further £900 into the business, by a payment into the business bank account
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Journal entries;
Date Account's tittle Debit £ Credit £
2017
1-Nov Bank               15,000
Owner's Capital            15,000.00
( To be record owner's capital )
3-Nov Merchandise Inventory ( 290 + 1,200 + 610 + 530 )                  2,630
Accounts payable                    2,630
( To be record purchase of inventory from various parties on credit )
5-Nov Cash                     610
Sales Revenue                       610
( To be record cash sales )
6-Nov Rent Expenses                     175
Bank                       175
(To record payment of rent by cheque )
7-Nov Business Rates                     130
Bank                       130
( To record paid business rates by cheque )
11-Nov Accounts Receivable ( 85 + 48 + 1,640 )                  1,773
Sales Revenue                    1,773
( To record sales to various customers on credit )
17-Nov Wages Expenses                     290
Cash                       290
( To record payment of wages by cash )
18-Nov Accounts payable ( 18 + 27 )                       45
Merchandise Inventory                          45
( Goods returned )
19-Nov Merchandise Inventory ( 110 + 320 + 165 )                     595
Accounts payable                       595
( To be record purchase of inventory from various parties on credit )
20-Nov Sales Revenue ( 6 + 14 )                       20
Accounts Receivable                          20
(Goods returned to us)
21-Nov Van                  4,950
Accounts payable - Turnkey Motors                    4,950
(To record purchase of Van on credit)
23-Nov Accounts Payable ( 272 + 1,200 + 500 )                  1,972
Bank                    1,972
( To record issue of cheques to the suppliers)
25-Nov Van                  6,200
Bank                    6,200
(To record purchase of Van by cash)
26-Nov Cash 750
Loan payable- B. Bennet 750
( To record loan from B. Bennet )
28-Nov Bank ( 71 + 42 ) 113
Accounts Receivable 113
( To record cheque received from customers )
30-Nov Bank 900
Owner's capital 900
( To record additional capital )
Trial Balance
ended 30 November 2017
Debit £ Credit £
Bank                  7,536
Cash                  1,070
Owner's Capital                  15,900
Accounts Receivable                  1,640
Accounts Payable                    1,208
Accounts payable - Turnkey Motors                    4,950
Loan payable- B. Bennet 750
Van               11,150
Merchandise Inventory                  3,180
Sales Revenue                    2,363
Rent Expenses 175
Business Rates 130
Wages Expenses 290
TOTAL               25,171                  25,171
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