SALES JOURNAL DEBITS CREDIT Inv. Асcounts Output Date Sold To Terms No. F Receivable Sales Тах PURCHASES JOURNAL DEBITS CREDITS INV Аccounts Input Тахx Date Bought From Terms NO. F Purchases Payable

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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MAKE THE SJ AND PJ

Date

Explanation

Debit

Credit

2015      

01-Dec

Cash

230,000

 

 

Merchandise inventory

75,000

 

 

  HC Capital

 

305,000

       

03-Dec

Accounts payable

2,500

 

 

  Bank

 

2,500

       

04-Dec

Cash 

30,240

 

 

  Sales revenue

 

27,000

 

  Output VAT

 

3,240

       

05-Dec

Accounts receivable

20,720

 

 

  Sales revenue

 

18,500

 

  Output VAT

 

2,220

       

06-Dec

Sales returns and allowances 

1,850

 

 

Output VAT 

222

 

 

  Accounts receivable

 

2,072

       

07-Dec

Merchandise inventory

25,000

 

 

Input VAT 

3,000

 

 

  Accounts payable

 

28,000

       

09-Dec

Merchandise inventory

1,300

 

 

Input VAT

156

 

 

  Cash

 

1,456

       

10-Dec

Cash

20,350

 

 

Sales discount

370

 

 

  Accounts receivable

 

20,720

       

12-Dec

Accounts payable

28,000

 

 

Merchandise inventory

 

500

 

  Bank

 

27,500

       

13-Dec

Merchandise inventory

13,800

 

 

Input VAT

1,656

 

 

  Cash

 

15,456

       

14-Dec

Office equipment

50,000

 

 

  Cash

 

10,000

 

  Accounts payable

 

40,000

       

15-Dec

Salaries expense

20,000

 

 

  Bank 

 

19,000

 

  Withholding tax payable

 

1,000

       

17-Dec

Accounts receivable

11,760

 

 

  Sales revenue

 

10,500

 

  Output VAT

 

1,260

       

18-Dec

Cash

19,992

 

 

  Sales revenue

 

17,850

 

  Output VAT

 

2,142

       

19-Dec

Sales returns and allowances

800

 

 

Output VAT

96

 

 

  Cash

 

896

       

20-Dec

Store Supplies

3900

 

 

Input VAT

468

 

 

Accounts Payable

 

4368

       

21-Dec

Bank

108000

 

 

Interest

12000

 

 

Note payable

 

120000

       

23-Dec

Merchandise Inventory

15000

 

 

Input Vat

1800

 

 

Accounts Payable

 

16800

       

25-Dec

Merchandise Inventory

18600

 

 

Input Vat

2232

 

 

Cash

 

20832

       

26-Dec

Cash

2240

 

 

Purchase Return

 

2000

 

Input VAT

 

240

       

28-Dec

Accounts Receivable

8400

 

 

Sales Revenue

 

7500

 

Output VAT

 

900

       

29-Dec

Accounts Receivable

8780.8

 

 

Cash

2195.2

 

 

Sales Revenue

 

9800

 

Output VAT 

 

1176

       

30-Dec

Store Supplies

2000

 

 

Input VAT

 100

 

 

Bank

 

2100

       

31-Dec

Accounts Payable

4368

 

 

Discount received

 

195

 

Bank

 

4173

       

31-Dec

Salaries expense

20,000

 

 

Bank 

 

17,700

 

Withholding tax payable

 

1,000

 

SSS

 

600

 

Phil health

 

300

 

Pag-IBIG

 

400

31-Dec

Output VAT

10620

 

 

Input VAT

 

9172

 

VAT Payable

 

1448

 
 
SALES JOURNAL
DEBITS
CREDIT
Inv.
Асcounts
Output
Date
Sold To
Terms
No.
F
Receivable
Sales
Тах
PURCHASES JOURNAL
DEBITS
CREDITS
INV
Input
Асcounts
Date
Bought From
Terms
NO.
F
Purchases
Таx
Payable
Transcribed Image Text:SALES JOURNAL DEBITS CREDIT Inv. Асcounts Output Date Sold To Terms No. F Receivable Sales Тах PURCHASES JOURNAL DEBITS CREDITS INV Input Асcounts Date Bought From Terms NO. F Purchases Таx Payable
Received additional cash investment from Hershey Chan, P230,000 and
merchandise worth P75,000.
Issued check no. 1781 in payment for the previous month's light and water bills,
P2,500.
Sold merchandise for cash with a list price of P30,000 and a trade discount of 10%.
Issued invoice no. 8121 to Atty. Edward Rudolf for merchandise sold on account,
P18,500. Terms: 2/5, n/30.
Granted 10% allowance on the merchandise sold to Atty. Rudolf.
Purchased merchandise on account from AZ Commodities, P25,000. Terms: 2/5, n/45,
FOB shipping point.
Paid bill received from Cargo Shipping Co. for freight of the merchandise dated Dec.7,
P1,300.
Received payment from Atty. Rudolf.
Issued check no. 1782 in payment of the account to AZ Commodities.
Issued check no. 1783 in payment of the cash purchases amounting P13,800.
Bought office equipment from Hi-Tech Company, P50,000. Terms: 20% down
payment, balance 5/15, n/60.
Issued check no. 1784 in payment of the salaries of the employees, P 20,000 less
5% withholding tax
Issued invoice no. 1822 to Engr. Luisito Ventura for sales on account, P10,500.
Terms: n/30.
Dec.
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3
4
5
6.
7
10
12
13
14
15
17
Cash sales, P17,850.
Refunded customer for merchandise delivered with defects, P800, (without VAT).
Purchased more store supplies on account from Victorino Supplies, P3,900.
Terms: 5%/ eom.
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19
20
Received loan proceeds from Worldwide Banking Corporation: principal amount,
P120,000; interest deducted in advance, P12,000. Hershey Chan issued
promissory note for this loan
Purchased merchandise on account from Optima General Merchandise, P15,000.
Terms: 5/10, n/30
Issued check no. 1785 for cash purchases of merchandise, P18,600.
Received refund from supplier due to deliveries with defects, P2,000, ( without VAT)
Issued invoice no. 8123 to Architect Paulita Vizmonte for sales on account,
P7,500. Terms: n/30.
Issued invoice no. 8124 to Dr. Renato Wilbert for sales on account, P9,800.
Terms: 20% downpayment, 2/5, n/30.
Issued check no. 1786 in payment of more store supplies from Victorino Supplies,
P2,000.
Paid amount due Victorino Supplies for transaction dated December 20
Issued check no. 1787 in payment of the salaries of the employees, P20,000 less
5% Withholding tax, 3% SSS, 1.5 Philhealth and 2% Pag-IBIG.
Close input tax against output tax
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Transcribed Image Text:Received additional cash investment from Hershey Chan, P230,000 and merchandise worth P75,000. Issued check no. 1781 in payment for the previous month's light and water bills, P2,500. Sold merchandise for cash with a list price of P30,000 and a trade discount of 10%. Issued invoice no. 8121 to Atty. Edward Rudolf for merchandise sold on account, P18,500. Terms: 2/5, n/30. Granted 10% allowance on the merchandise sold to Atty. Rudolf. Purchased merchandise on account from AZ Commodities, P25,000. Terms: 2/5, n/45, FOB shipping point. Paid bill received from Cargo Shipping Co. for freight of the merchandise dated Dec.7, P1,300. Received payment from Atty. Rudolf. Issued check no. 1782 in payment of the account to AZ Commodities. Issued check no. 1783 in payment of the cash purchases amounting P13,800. Bought office equipment from Hi-Tech Company, P50,000. Terms: 20% down payment, balance 5/15, n/60. Issued check no. 1784 in payment of the salaries of the employees, P 20,000 less 5% withholding tax Issued invoice no. 1822 to Engr. Luisito Ventura for sales on account, P10,500. Terms: n/30. Dec. 1 3 4 5 6. 7 10 12 13 14 15 17 Cash sales, P17,850. Refunded customer for merchandise delivered with defects, P800, (without VAT). Purchased more store supplies on account from Victorino Supplies, P3,900. Terms: 5%/ eom. 18 19 20 Received loan proceeds from Worldwide Banking Corporation: principal amount, P120,000; interest deducted in advance, P12,000. Hershey Chan issued promissory note for this loan Purchased merchandise on account from Optima General Merchandise, P15,000. Terms: 5/10, n/30 Issued check no. 1785 for cash purchases of merchandise, P18,600. Received refund from supplier due to deliveries with defects, P2,000, ( without VAT) Issued invoice no. 8123 to Architect Paulita Vizmonte for sales on account, P7,500. Terms: n/30. Issued invoice no. 8124 to Dr. Renato Wilbert for sales on account, P9,800. Terms: 20% downpayment, 2/5, n/30. Issued check no. 1786 in payment of more store supplies from Victorino Supplies, P2,000. Paid amount due Victorino Supplies for transaction dated December 20 Issued check no. 1787 in payment of the salaries of the employees, P20,000 less 5% Withholding tax, 3% SSS, 1.5 Philhealth and 2% Pag-IBIG. Close input tax against output tax 21 23 25 26 28 29 30 31 31 31
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