Title | 5 6240282087438418846 |
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Author | El Arez |
Course | Commercial Law |
Institution | Management and Science University |
Pages | 3 |
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TEST 1.
(a)
Determine the missing amount for each of the following accounting equation. ASSET
EXPENSES
LIABILITY
OWNER’S
REVENUE
(RM)
(RM)
(RM)
EQUITY
(RM)
(RM) 268,905
(i)
76,800
180,000
52,100
1,537,893
212,337
686,328
(ii)
391,300
(iii)
50,500
394,200
350,204
48,796
500,000
73,600
(iv)
71,580
100,120
76,743
19,460
40,114
33,599
(v) (5 marks)
(b)
Classify these items into Non-Current Assets, Current Assets, Non-Current Liabilities, Current Liabilities, Owner’s Equity, Revenue and Expenses.
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) (viii) (x) (xi)
Commission received Trade receivables Salaries and wages Loan on mortgage Motor vehicles Discount allowed Copyrights Bank overdraft Capital contribution Dividend received (5 marks)
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING
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2.
Aariz Enterprise has been established by Airis to sell women’s’ apparel. Following are the transactions of Aariz Enterprise for the month of May 2019. Date May 1 4 9 12
17 25 29 (a)
Transactions Airis invested RM50,000 in the business and deposited half of the money into the business bank account. Airis brought in personal furniture worth RM1,200 for office use. Purchased a bulk of dress worth RM15,500 on credit from MimpiKita Sdn Bhd Sold 10 dress worth RM3,000 to Signature Enterprise. RM1,000 been paid on cash and the balance will be paid by monthly installment. Signature Enterprise returned 2 dress worth RM600. Paid to MimpiKita Sdn Bhd RM10,000 by cheque. Paid the employees’ salary RM2,000 by cash.
Based on the above transactions, indicate the effect on assets, expenses, capital, liabilities and revenue as in the example below. Transactions Sold goods Eg. for cash
Assets ↑ Cash
Expenses
Effect upon Capital Liabilities
Revenues ↑ Sales
(7 marks) (b)
Based on the answer in (a) show the double entry on the transaction above. (8 marks)
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING
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3.
Boris Sdn Bhd involved in manufacturing industries where they produced kitchenware. At the end of each month, Boris Sdn Bhd need to prepare the summary of its financial statement. Below are the journal entries prepared by the account executive as at 30th September 2019. Journal entries; September, 2 Dr
Bank Cr
Capital
RM28,100 RM28,100
September, 8 Dr
Salaries RM15,000 Cr Bank RM15,000
September, 12 Dr
Furniture & Fittings Cr Cash
RM8,400 RM8,400
September, 15 Dr
Purchase RM11,000 Cr Bank RM11,000
September, 20 Dr
Cash RM9,050 Cr Interest received
RM9,050
September, 28 Dr
Trade receivable – Mokhsin Cr Sales
RM4,200 RM4,200
Based on the journal entries given, you are required to prepare : (a)
ledgers account.
(b)
trial balance as at 30th September 2019.
( 10 marks) (5 marks)
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING
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