Double Entry Principles and Striking of Trial Balance QUESTION 1. Record the following detail relating to a Carpet Retailer for the month of June 2015 and extract a trial balance as at June 30, 2015 2015 June     1          Started business with Ghc 150,000 in the bank.             3          Bought goods on credit from: Small Ghc 2,900; Brown Ghc 12,000; Rae Ghc                         6,100; Charles Ghc 5,300             5          Cash sales Ghc 6,100             6          Paid rent by cheque Ghc 1,750             7          Paid business rate by cheque 1,300             11        Sold goods on credit to: Pots Ghc 850; Field Ghc 480; Gray Ghc 16,400             17        Paid wages by cash Ghc 290             18        We returned goods to: Small Ghc 180; Charles Ghc 270             19        Bought goods on credit from: Charles Ghc1,100; Rae Ghc 3,200; Jack Ghc 1,650             20        Goods returned to us by: Field Ghc 60; Pots Ghc 140             21        Bought Van on credit from German Motors Ghc 49,500             23        We pay the following by cheque Small Ghc 2,270; Brown Ghc 12,000; Rae Ghc                         5,000             25        Bought another Van, paying by cheque immediately Ghc 62,000             26        Received loan of Ghc 7,500 cash from Benett             28        Received cheques from Pots Ghc 710; Field Ghc 420             30        Proprietor brings a further Ghc 9,000 into the business, a payment into the                         business bank account.

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Double Entry Principles and Striking of Trial Balance

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Record the following detail relating to a Carpet Retailer for the month of June 2015 and extract a trial balance as at June 30, 2015

2015

June     1          Started business with Ghc 150,000 in the bank.

            3          Bought goods on credit from: Small Ghc 2,900; Brown Ghc 12,000; Rae Ghc

                        6,100; Charles Ghc 5,300

            5          Cash sales Ghc 6,100

            6          Paid rent by cheque Ghc 1,750

            7          Paid business rate by cheque 1,300

            11        Sold goods on credit to: Pots Ghc 850; Field Ghc 480; Gray Ghc 16,400

            17        Paid wages by cash Ghc 290

            18        We returned goods to: Small Ghc 180; Charles Ghc 270

            19        Bought goods on credit from: Charles Ghc1,100; Rae Ghc 3,200; Jack Ghc 1,650

            20        Goods returned to us by: Field Ghc 60; Pots Ghc 140

            21        Bought Van on credit from German Motors Ghc 49,500

            23        We pay the following by cheque Small Ghc 2,270; Brown Ghc 12,000; Rae Ghc

                        5,000

            25        Bought another Van, paying by cheque immediately Ghc 62,000

            26        Received loan of Ghc 7,500 cash from Benett

            28        Received cheques from Pots Ghc 710; Field Ghc 420

            30        Proprietor brings a further Ghc 9,000 into the business, a payment into the

                        business bank account.  

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