Accounting Practice: Journal Entries and Ledger Balancing

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Accounting Exercise No. 4

Use the following data to develop the journal, ledgers, and tax balance.

Transaction Data

  • 01-Dec: Sebastian Errate initiates activities by providing $2,600,000 in cash, a computer assessed for $560,000, furniture and chairs for $650,000, and a van for $3,890,000.
  • 02-Dec: Open a current account in the bank and make an initial deposit of $2,000,000.
  • 03-Dec: Buy a used refrigerator for $300,000 (including VAT) and a desk for $600,000 (plus VAT), paying by check No. 1.
  • 05-Dec: Buy merchandise on credit for $1,750,000 for 90 days net.
  • 07-Dec: Pay electricity and water bills in cash for $150,000.
  • 08-Dec: Sell goods for cash to Henry Pinera (Fact 0001) for $1,450,000 gross; the total amount is deposited the next day at the bank.
  • 09-Dec: Purchase of merchandise by check, 30 days, to Bachelt Errate No. 1 (Fact 4560), net amount $460,000.
  • 16-Dec: Sell goods for $4,000,000 gross, 60% cash and 40% credit.
  • 18-Dec: Pay wages with a check for $150,000.
  • 31-Dec: The cost of goods sold amounted to $1,900,000 and accounted for VAT payable.

Journal Entries (April 2008)

DateAccountDebitCredit
01Cash / Computer / Furniture / Vehicles / Capital$2,600,000 / $560,000 / $650,000 / $3,890,000$7,700,000
02Bank / Cash$2,000,000$2,000,000
03Machinery / Furniture / VAT Credit / Bank$252,101 / $600,000 / $161,899$1,014,000
05Merchandise / VAT Credit / Suppliers$1,750,000 / $332,500$2,082,500
07Overhead / Cash$150,000$150,000
08Cash / VAT Debit / Sales$1,450,000$231,513 / $1,218,487
09Bank / Cash$1,450,000$1,450,000
09Merchandise / VAT Credit / Bank$460,000 / $87,400$547,400
16Cash / Customer / VAT Debit / Sales$2,400,000 / $1,600,000$638,655 / $3,361,345
18Wages / Bank$150,000$150,000
31Cost of Sales / Merchandise$1,900,000$1,900,000
31VAT Debit / VAT Credit$581,799$581,799

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