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7.12                                               Double Entry Book Keeping—ISC XI

                       2.  Mohan was carrying on business as a cloth dealer. On 1st April, 2022 his assets were: Furniture and Office
                         Equipment, ` 12,500; Stock of Cloth ` 1,25,000; Cash in Hand ` 2,250; Bank Balance ` 42,500; Amount due
                         from B ` 6,000; Amount due from G ` 7,500. On that date he owed ` 10,000 to M and ` 7,250 to P. His
                         transactions during April, 2022 were as follows:
                     Date     Particulars                                                          `
                     2022
                     April   1  Sold cloth on credit to G .............................................................................................................................................  2,500
                     April   2  Purchased cloth from A on credit...............................................................................................................................  10,000
                     April   3  Paid rent for the month of March by cheque ........................................................................................................  1,500
                     April   4  Purchases of cloth (paid by cheque) .........................................................................................................................  4,000
                             Cash sales ............................................................................................................................................................................  2,250
                     April   5  Cheque received from B ................................................................................................................................................  4,900
                             Allowed him discount ....................................................................................................................................................  100
                     April   6  Paid for stationery............................................................................................................................................................  250
                     April   8  Drew cash for personal use ..........................................................................................................................................  2,500
                     April  10  Drew cash from Bank for office ...................................................................................................................................  7,500
                     April  12  B’s cheque returned dishonoured by Bank which charges ` 25 for expenses
                     April  13  Purchased goods on credit from M ...........................................................................................................................  12,500
                     April  15  Sent cheque to M in full settlement of amount due on 1st April ...................................................................  9,750
                             Sent cheque to P ..............................................................................................................................................................  7,250
                     April  16  Sold goods on credit to G .............................................................................................................................................  9,000
                     April  17  Paid telephone charges .................................................................................................................................................  2,400
                     April  18  Cash sales ............................................................................................................................................................................  5,500
                             Paid for advertising .........................................................................................................................................................  1,750
                     April  20  Paid income-tax ................................................................................................................................................................  9,500
                             Received letter from P saying that he has not received the cheque;
                             cancelled the cheque and paid cash.
                     April  21  B becomes insolvent; only 50% received from his estate
                     April  22  Cash purchases .................................................................................................................................................................  4,500
                     April  24  Purchased filing cabinet and paid by cheque .......................................................................................................  2,500
                     April  27  Paid salaries for the month ...........................................................................................................................................  10,000
                          Journalise the transactions. Note that cheques received are immediately sent to the Bank.
                       3.  Journalise the following transactions in the books of Shiv Mohan. On 1st April, 2022, his assets and liabilities
                         were as follows:
                        Assets:  Furniture—` 5,000; Machinery—` 10,000; Stock—` 4,000; Cash in Hand—` 550; Cash at Bank—
                                ` 7,450; Debtors: Ramesh—` 1,000; and Suresh—` 2,000.
                        Liabilities: Creditors: Ram & Co.—` 4,500; Ranjeet & Co.—` 2,000; and Shyam Sunder—` 1,500.

                     Date    Particulars                                                            `
                     2022
                     April  1   Purchased Goods from Ajay Kumar ..............................................................................................................................  4,500
                     April  3   Sold Goods for Cash ...........................................................................................................................................................  1,500
                     April  5   Withdrew from Bank for personal use .........................................................................................................................  2,500
                     April 10   Sold Goods on Credit to Mukesh ...................................................................................................................................  1,700
                     April 15   Paid for Postage ...................................................................................................................................................................  100
                     April 16   Received Cash from Rakesh .............................................................................................................................................  2,200
                     April 16   Deposited in Bank ...............................................................................................................................................................  2,800
                     April 17   Paid telephone charges ....................................................................................................................................................  250
                     April 18   Cash Sales ...............................................................................................................................................................................  1,500
                     April 20   Purchased Government Securities ................................................................................................................................  5,000
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