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Question 1 April 1 Balances brought forward               Cash P2250               Bank P6000 April 2 The...

Question 1

April 1 Balances brought forward

              Cash P2250

              Bank P6000

April 2 The following accounts were paid by cheque

              Kabo P2600

              Setlhare P650

April 2 P400 cash withdrawn from the bank for business

April 5The following accounts were paid in cash

              Kago P115

              Ben P160

April 6 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Thabo P450

              Diare P750

April 7 Tau paid P450

April 7 Stationery worth P250 was bought in cash

April 20 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Modise 665

              Disang 750

              Sethoa 3500

April 25 Paid wages P3500 by cheques

April 26 Cash withdrawn P400 for personal

April 28 Paid car expenses by cheque

April 29 Bought computer worth P2000 by cheque

Required

Draw up a two-column cash book from the above transactions and balance off the cash book

Question 1

April 1 Balances brought forward

              Cash P2250

              Bank P6000

April 2 The following accounts were paid by cheque

              Kabo P2600

              Setlhare P650

April 2 P400 cash withdrawn from the bank for business

April 5The following accounts were paid in cash

              Kago P115

              Ben P160

April 6 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Thabo P450

              Diare P750

April 7 Tau paid P450

April 7 Stationery worth P250 was bought in cash

April 20 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Modise 665

              Disang 750

              Sethoa 3500

April 25 Paid wages P3500 by cheques

April 26 Cash withdrawn P400 for personal

April 28 Paid car expenses by cheque

April 29 Bought computer worth P2000 by cheque

Required

Draw up a two-column cash book from the above transactions and balance off the cash book

Question 1

April 1 Balances brought forward

              Cash P2250

              Bank P6000

April 2 The following accounts were paid by cheque

              Kabo P2600

              Setlhare P650

April 2 P400 cash withdrawn from the bank for business

April 5The following accounts were paid in cash

              Kago P115

              Ben P160

April 6 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Thabo P450

              Diare P750

April 7 Tau paid P450

April 7 Stationery worth P250 was bought in cash

April 20 The following paid their accounts by cheque

              Modise 665

              Disang 750

              Sethoa 3500

April 25 Paid wages P3500 by cheques

April 26 Cash withdrawn P400 for personal

April 28 Paid car expenses by cheque

April 29 Bought computer worth P2000 by cheque

Required

Draw up a two-column cash book from the above transactions and balance off the cash book

Homework Answers

Answer #1

DATE

PARTICULARS

CASH

BANK

DATE

PARTICULARS

CASH

BANK

APRIL 1

TO BALANCE B/F

2250

6000

APRIL 2

BY KABO

2600

APRIL 2

TO BANK

400

APRIL 2

BY SETLHARE

650

APRIL 6

TO THABO

450

APRIL 2

BY CASH

400

APRIL 6

TO DIARE

750

APRIL 5

BY KAGO

115

APRIL 7

TO TAU

450

APRIL 5

BY BEN

160

APRIL 20

TO MODISE

665

APRIL 7

BY STATIONERY

250

APRIL 20

TO DISANG

750

APRIL 25

BY WAGES

3500

APRIL 20

TO SETHOA

3500

APRIL 26

BY DRAWING

400

APRIL 29

BY COMPUTER

2000

BY BALANCE C/D

2175

2965

GIVEN ABOVE IS TWO COLUMN CASH BOOK MADE ON CERTAIN ASSUMPTIONS AS MENTIONED BELOW.

IT HAS BEEN ASSUMED THAT TAU PAID THE AMOUNT IN CASH.

CAR EXPENSE ARE NOT CONSIDERED AS THE AMOUNT IS NOT GIVEN.

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