Journalise the following transactions in the books of Sanjay General Stores

2019 June,  

1. Started Business with cash Rs. 50,000, Bank Rs. 1,00,000, Goods worth Rs. 50,000. 
5. Purchased Goods from Mohan on credit Rs.80,000 at 10% Trade Discount. 
9. Sold goods to Urmila Rs. 30,000 at 5% Trade Discount. 
12. Paid into Dena bank Rs.40,000. 
15. Goods worth Rs. 5,000 distributed as free sample. 
22. Paid for Commission Rs. 5,000 to Anand. 
24. Received Rs. 28,000 from Urmila in full settlement of her account by Debit Card. 
29. Paid for Advertisement Rs. 9,000. OR paid for google ads Rs. 9,000 
30. Purchased laptop for Rs. 20,000 @28% GST and amount paid by NEFT. 


Solution: 

In the books of Sanjay General Stores. 

DATE 

PARTICULARS 

L/F 

DEBIT 

CREDIT 

2019 
June 
1 

Cash A/c                      Dr. 
Bank A/c                      Dr. 
Goods A/c                   Dr. 
          To Capital A/c  
[Being Business Started with cash, bank and goods] 

 

50,000 
100,000
50,000 

 
 
 
2,00,000 

5 

Purchase A/c               Dr. 
        To Mohan A/c  
[Being Purchased goods from Mohan on credit at 10% Discount] 

 

72,000 

 
72,000 

9 

Urmila A/c                     Dr. 
         To Sales A/c  
[Being sold goods at 5% trade discount to Urmila] 
          

 

28,500 

 
28,500 

12 

Dena Bank A/c             Dr. 
         To Cash A/c  
[Being paid to Dena bank]  

 

40,000 

 
40,000 

15 

Advertisement A/c       Dr. 
            To Cash A/c  
[Being goods distributed as free sample] 

 

5,000 

 
5,000
 

 
 
22 

Commission A/c        Dr. 
          To Cash A/c  
[Being paid commission to Anand] 

 

5,000 

 
5,000 

24 

Bank A/c                  Dr.  
Loss A/c                  Dr. 
       To Urmila A/c  
[Being Received cash from Urmila in full settlement]  

 

28,000 
500 

 
 
28,500 

29 

Advertisement A/c    Dr. 
           To Cash A/c  
[Being paid for advertisement]  

 

9,000 

 
9,000 

30 

Laptop A/c                 Dr. 
Input CGST 14%        Dr. 
Input SGST 14%        Dr. 
         To Bank A/c 
[Being purchased laptop @28% GST and paid amount by NEFT] 

 

20,000 
2,800 
2,800 

 
 
 
25,600 


Explanatory Notes
1. Started Business with Cash, Bank and Goods. Cash, Bank and goods are the Capital for the Business therefore it is Debited to debit side. And capital account is to be Credited because capital account is an nominal account therefore by nominal account formula credit all income and gain though Capital is an income for the business.
5. Purchased goods from Mohan on Credit at 10% Trade Discount. Purchase account debit to Mohan account because Mohan is not paying the amount immediately. And Calculation of Trade Discount is on Cash price. Trade Discount is not recorded in the books of accounts.
9. Sold goods to Urmila at 5% T.D. cash account Debit to sales account [Refer Personal account formula].

12. Paid in to Dena Bank. Dena Bank is a receiver therefore it is Debited to Debit side and proprietor is giving cash to the bank therefore cash account is credited to credit side.

15.Goods distributed as free sample: Goods distributed as free sample means the proprietor is Advertising the goods in the Market therefore Advertisement account is written in the books of account. Hence Advertisement is an expense therefore it is shown on debit side. And cash is going out of the business Hence it is shown on credit side.

22. Paid commission: Commission account is Debited and Anand account is credited because debit all expense and losses commission is an expense.

24. Received Rs. 28,000 from Urmila in full settlement of her account and paid by by debit card. Urmila is paying only Rs. 28,000 therefore Urmila aacount is Credited to credit side and Business is receiving Cash therefore Cash account is Debited. But in Transaction 9 Urmila has to pay us Rs. 28,500 now she is paying only Rs. 28,000. We assume that proprietor as given discount of Rs.500 to urmila therefore discount account is to be debited to debit side.

29. Paid for Advertisement. [Refer Transaction 15]. 
 
OR paid for google ads: This is an addition by us, Now business are going for paid google ads which can advertise globally. For this Entry would be Advertisement A/c Dr. and Credit to Bank A/c because google ads are paid online through their campaign.

30. Purchased Laptop @28% GST and amount paid by NEFT. Laptop account is debited and CGST and SGST are also debited to debit side because Laptop is coming into business & GST is an expense for Business. And Bank account is credited because amount is paid by NEFT [National Electronic Fund Transfer]. NEFT refers to national electronic fund transfer.




Calculations:

5. 80,000 *10/100 = 8,000
     = 80,000 - 8,000 = 72,000

9. 30,000 *5/100 = 1,500
    = 30,000 - 1,500 = 28,500

30. 20,000 *28/100 = 5,600
                 GST ---- CGST 14% = 2,800
GST ---- SGST 14% = 2,800

Conclusion:
In short, Sanjay General Stores embarked on a dynamic financial journey with significant transactions:

Starting a business with cash, bank funds and various capital of goods.
Credit purchase with 10% trade discount from Mohan.
Strategic sale with 5% trade discount to Urmila.
Financial transactions include significant deposits with Dena Bank and distribution of free samples.
Anand and payments for commissions to Google ads highlight various business expenses.
Rs. 28,000 Innovative settlement of Urmila's account through debit card transaction. Through NEFT Rs. Adoption of modern payment methods with 20,000 laptop purchases.


Journalise the following transactions in the books of Sanjay General Stores




3 Gold Rule of  Accounting.
Personal Account: 1. Debit The Receiver.
                               2. Credit The Giver.

Real Account: 1. Debit What Comes In.
                        2. Credit What Goes Out.

Nominal Account: 1. Debit All Expenses And Losses.
                               2. Credit All Income And Gain

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  1. Prepare Cash, Bank, Capital, Purchase and Sales ledger from the above transaction in with proper ledger balancing.

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