Journalise the following transactions and prepare Cash Account only. In the Books of Hardik.

Journalise the following transactions and prepare Cash Account only. In the Books of Hardik.


2019 July, 

1. Hardik started business with cash Rs.15,000 and machinery Rs.20,000  

4. Purchased goods for Rs.9,000 less 10% cash discount. 
9. Sold goods to Amar Rs.3,000 
12. Distributed goods worth Rs.700 as free samples.  
14. Bought stationery for Rs.550 for office use.  
18. Received Rs. 950 from dhanashree, a customer, whose account was earlier written off as a bad debts. 
21. Abhiram invoiced us goods worth Rs.3,000 
24. Settled Abhiram's account, he allowed 5% cash discount. 
27. Exchanged goods worth 2,500 against furniture of the same amount. 
29. Withdrawn cash from ATM Rs.5,000 for office use and Rs.3,000 for personal use. 
 

Solution: 

In the Books of Hardik.  

Date 

Particulars 

L.F 

Debit  

Credit 

2019 July 1 

Cash A/c                Dr. 

Machinery A/c       Dr. 

       To Capital A/c 

[Being stared Business with cash] 

 

15,000 

20,000 

 

 

35,000 

4 

Purchase A/c          Dr. 

      To Discount                        Received   

     To Cash A/c 

[Being Purchase Goods @ 10 % Cash Discount]  

 

9,000 

 

900 

8,100 

 

9 

Amar A/c              Dr. 

       To Sales A/c 

[Being Sold goods to Amar] 

 

3,000 

 

3,000 

 

12 

Advertisement A/c Dr. 

       To Goods Distributed as free sampleA/c 

[Being Distributed goods as free sample] 

 

700 

 

700 

14 

Stationery A/c        Dr. 

        To Cash A/c  

[Being Bought stationery for office use] 

 

550 

 

550 

18 

Cash A/c                 Dr. 

        To Bad 

 Debts                             Recovered A/c 

[Being the amount previously written off as bad debts now recovered]  

 

950 

 

950 

21 

Purchase A/c         Dr. 

       To Abhiram A/c 

[Being Purchase goods from abhiram 

 

3,000 

 

3,000 

24 

Abhiram A/c          Dr. 

        To Discount Received  

        To Cash A/c 

[Being Settled Abhiram account and allowed @5% C.D] 

 

3,000 

 

150 

2,850 

27 

Furniture A/c         Dr. 

        To sales A/c 

[Being Exchanged goods against Furniture at same amount] 

 

2,500 

 

2,500 

 

29 

Drawing A/c          Dr. 

Cash A/c       Dr. 

       To Bank A/c 

[Being cash withdrawn from ATM for office use and personal use] 

 

3,000 

5,000 

 

 

8,000 

 

 
 

Dr               Cash Account                 Cr.   

Date 

Particulars 

J.F 

Amt 

Date 

Particulars 

J.F 

Amt 

2019 July 1 

To Capital A/c 

 

15,000 

2019 July 4 

By Purchase A/c 

 

8,100 

18  

To Bad Debts recovered A/c 

 

950 

14 

By Stationery A/c 

 

550 

 

To  Bank A/c 

 

 

24 

By Abhiram A/c 

 

2,850 

 

 

 

 

31 

By Balance c/d 

 

9,450 

 

 

 

20,950 

 

 

 

 20,950 

Aug. 

1 

To Balance b/d 

 

9,450 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Explanation:

1) Hardik started business with cash Rs. 15,000 and Machinery Rs. 20,000:
Journal Explanation: As Hardik started New business with cash and machinery therefore whenever proprietor bring cash or assets into the business it will always shown on Debit side and on Credit side Capital account will come because cash and machinery are the capital for the business.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, here business is receiving cash from the proprietor that means its an capital for the business as we seen in  journal explanation therefore by Real Account Rule On Debit Side of cash account Capital Account will come because Debit what comes in.

4) Purchased goods for Rs. 9,00 less 10% Cash Discount.

Journal Explanation: Goods are purchased on cash and received 10% cash discount on it. Therefore On debit side Purchase Account and On credit side Cash Account and Discount Received Account will come.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, Goods are coming inside the business whenever goods or anything related to business bought in the business it should be credited to credit side of cash account. And for other account it Depends on the transaction.

9) Sold goods to Amar Rs. 3,000.

Journal Explanation: Goods are sold to Amar on credit, in the transaction the word credit is not given and the person who has purchased goods from Mr. Hardik whose name is given therefore we assume that Amar has purchased goods on credit. So, the entry is Amar a/c debit to Sales A/c Refer Personal Account Formula.

Ledger Explanation: In the ledger of cash account this transaction will not be stated because there is no use of money this type of transaction is called monetary transactions.

12) Distributed goods worth Rs.700 as free sample.

Journal Explanation: Goods distributed as free sample means the proprietor as Advertised the goods That means for the business point it is an expense for the business therefore it will be Journalized as On debit side Advertisement expense and On credit side cash account because every expense for the business is always debited on debit side only.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, All the expense occurs in the business will be credited to cash account. 

14) Bought Stationery for Rs.550 for office use.

Journal Explanation: Purchased stationery by cash at Rs.550 it is an expense for the business hence it will be debited to debit side and On credit side cash account.

ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, All the expense occurs in the business will be credited to cash account. 

18) Received Rs.950 from Dhanashree, a customer, whose account was earlier written off as a bad debts.

Journal Explanation: Received cash from Dhanashree who is a customer of Mr. Hardik and her account is written as bad debts in the Books Mr. Hardik.  So, the money is recovered from Dhanashree. Therefore Cash is received by proprietor and the bad debts which as written firstly is know recovered.

Ledger Explanation:  For Cash Account only, On the Debit side bad Debts recovered account is stated because cash is received by Mr. Hardik. .

21) Abhiram invoiced us goods worth Rs.3,000.

Journal Explanation: Abhiram invoiced goods that means purchased goods from Mr. Abhiram. Hence give the Journal entry of Purchase of goods.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, No entry in Cash Account because goods are purchased on credit from Mr. Abhiram.

24) Settled Abhiram's account, he allowed 5% cash Discount.

Journal Explanation: On debit side Abhiram account because he is the receiver of the cash and On credit side Discount received account and cash account.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, On credit side Abhiram account because proprietor is the receiver of cash from Abhiram.

27) Exchanged goods worth 2,500 against Furniture of the same amount.

Journal Explanation: On Debit Side Furniture Account and On Credit Side Sales Account. because Goods are exchanged against Furniture.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, No entry in Cash Account because cash is not used in purchased goods. This type of transaction is called monetary transactions.

29) Withdrawn cash from ATM Rs.5,000 for office use and Rs.3,000 for personal use.

Journal Explanation:  On debit side Drawing Account and cash Account On credit side Bank Account because proprietor withdrawn cash from ATM for personal use and office use.

Ledger Explanation: For Cash Account only, bank account debited to cash account

Journalise the following transactions and prepare Cash Account only. In the Books of Hardik.


Comments

  1. Sir/ma'am in the plzz clarify my doubt that you have passed journal entry for 24 that we settled abhiram a/c by giving him 2850 then how in ledger abhiram AC came to the debit side it should be in credit side as the journal entry was abhiram AC Dr to cash ac. I.e by abhiram to cash not cash to abhiram

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