Accounting Chapter 5
Accounting Chapter 5
Accounting Chapter 5
Transactions
CHAPTER 5
Initial Investment
Feb. 1. Mr. E. Detoya open an current account with Philippines
National Bank in the amount of 1,000,000 and Merchandise worth
of 45,000to start with his business.
(At this part, An entity Car Tech Center was created separate and
distinct form the owner , Mr. Detoya)
Bank loan
Purchase of store supplies on account
Purchases. 180,000
Input Tax. 21,600
Accounts Payable 201,600
Freight in 5000
Cash in bank. 5000
Purchases 200,000
Input Tax 24,000
Cash In Bank. 224,000
Purchase merchandise for Cash
Return of Merchandise purchase in cash
Sol.
140,000*12%=16,800
140,000+16,800=156,800
Freight on Merchandise Sold
Sol. 8000*12%=960
8000+960=8960
Full payment of Account
Feb. 11. Full payment of account with manila car corporation and avail 2%
discount,197,568. Issued check No. 48506 with covering check Voucher No. 006
Sol. 180,000*2%=3600 PD
3,600*12%=432 IT
Payment of Taxes and Licenses
Feb 12. Paid business and taxes and licenses to the city
Government of 15,000
Sol.
250,000*12%=30,000 OT
30,000+250,000=280,000 AR
Hiring of an accountant
No entry
Sold merchandise on account
Sol.
210,000*12%=25,200 OT
25,200+210,000=235,200 AR
Full Collection of Account
Feb.23. Received cash in the amount of 274,000 from Mega Plus
Corporation in full payment of it’s account after availling of a 2%
discount of 5000. Issued official receipt No. 0004
Purchases. 295,000
Input Tax. 35,400
Accounts Payable. 330,400
The use of a General Journal as a book of original entry was over emphasized. As illustrated, the General Journal
Book will become voluminous and unwieldy because of the number of transactions recorded daily. Aside from this,
only one person can have the knowledge and control of the transactions because only one person can be given task
to do the recording in the General Journal.
When special journals are used, however, there can be division of bookkeeping works because each book or journal
can record a specific transaction and therefore, one person can be assigned to do the recording in the Cash Reciepts
Journal, the other can be assigned to handle the Cash Disbursement Journal, the Purchases Journal, Sales Journal
and so on and so forth.
Uses of Special Journals
Sales Journal – only transactions involving sales of merchandise on account or on credit terms are recorded in this
book. The pro-forma entry is :
Purchases Journal – only transactions involving purchases of merchandise on account or on credit terms are
recorded in this book. The po-forma is :
Purchases Pxx
Input Tax xx
Accounts Payable Pxx
Cash Receipts Journal – only transactions involving receipts of cash are recorded in this book such as, sale of
merchandise in cash, collection from customer’s account, investment of the owner in terms of cash, cash received
from the bank loa, refund from supplier for return of merchandise purchased in cash, etc. The pro-forma journal
entry is :
Cash Pxx
Various credits( as mentioned above) Pxx
Cash Pxx
Sales Pxx
Output Tax xx
Cash received from refund for merchandise return to supplier:
Cash Pxx
Purchase Returns & Allow Pxx
Input Tax xx
Cash Pxx
Sales Discount xx
Output Tax xx
Accounts Receivable Pxx
Cash Disbursements Journal – only transactions involving cash payments are recorded in this book such as,
purchases of merchandise in cash, payments of suppliers’ accounts, owner’s withdrawal in cash, cash refund to
customers whose merchandise purchased in cash was returned, cash payment of fixed assets, payments of expences,
etc. The pro-forma entry is:
Purchases Pxx
Input Tax xx
Cash Pxx
Payment of merchandise on account with a discount:
(Pro-forma Journal Entry)
The rules of debit and credit are being observed in the recording of transactions on these special journals.
The transactions of Cebu Car - Tech Center are recorded in the special joirnals as follows: