JANE MARSHALL – LEDGER ACCOUNTS AND TRIAL BALANCE   Jane Marshall has set up trading on 5 June 20X9 by paying $6,200 into a business bank account. Her early transactions are as follows:   (a) Sale on credit for $441   (b) Purchase on credit for $237   (c) Payment of rent by cheque of $180   (d) Sale on credit for $118   (e) Sale for cash of $52   (f) Purchase on credit of $162   (g) Payment of wages in cash of $56   (h) Purchase for cash of $66   (i) Sale on credit of $97   (j) Payment to payables totalling $237   (k) Withdrawal of $100 in cash by the owner   (l) Receipt from receivables totalling $215   (m) Receipt of a loan of $1,000 from the bank.   Required   For each of these transactions indicate which ledger account would be debited and which would be credited in the table given below, then prepare the trial balance for the business       Transactions Account to be debited Account to be credited          (a)   (b)   …….   Trial balance as at…   Cash and bank   Capital   Sales Receivables   Purchases   Payables   Rent   Wages   Drawings   Loan

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JANE MARSHALL – LEDGER ACCOUNTS AND TRIAL BALANCE

 

Jane Marshall has set up trading on 5 June 20X9 by paying $6,200 into a business bank account. Her early transactions are as follows:

 

(a) Sale on credit for $441

 

(b) Purchase on credit for $237

 

(c) Payment of rent by cheque of $180

 

(d) Sale on credit for $118

 

(e) Sale for cash of $52

 

(f) Purchase on credit of $162

 

(g) Payment of wages in cash of $56

 

(h) Purchase for cash of $66

 

(i) Sale on credit of $97

 

(j) Payment to payables totalling $237

 

(k) Withdrawal of $100 in cash by the owner

 

(l) Receipt from receivables totalling $215

 

(m) Receipt of a loan of $1,000 from the bank.

 

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For each of these transactions indicate which ledger account would be debited and which would be credited in the table given below, then prepare the trial balance for the business    

 

Transactions Account to be debited Account to be credited       

 

(a)

 

(b)

 

…….

 

Trial balance as at…

 

Cash and bank

 

Capital

 

Sales Receivables

 

Purchases

 

Payables

 

Rent

 

Wages

 

Drawings

 

Loan

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