WorksheetsICAEW CFAB ACCOUNTING (AG)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What are journal entries used for?
to present to supplier before buying any products
to present to customer before selling any products
to present the required double entry for a transaction
to have better understanding of the business financial status
What is the journal entry for the following transaction?
Purchased equipment on credit
Debit Capital, Credit Drawings
Debit Equipment, Credit Trade Payables
Debit Cash at bank, Credit Capital
Debit Fixtures and Fittings, Credit Cash at bank
What is the journal entry for the following transaction?
Took out cash for personal expenses
Debit Capital, Credit Drawings
Debit Drawings, Credit Cash at bank
Debit Fixtures and Fittings, Credit Cash at bank
Debit Cash at bank, Credit Capital
What is the double entry when a business start with a cash float from cash at bank?
Debit Purchases, Credit Petty cash
Debit Petty Cash, Credit Payables
Debit Cash at bank, Credit Petty Cash
Debit Petty cash, Credit Cash at bank
Summit Glazing operates an imprest petty cash system. The imprest amount is £150.00. At the end of the period the totals of the expense columns in the petty cash book were as follows:
£
Stationery 23.12
Sundries 6.74
Postage 12.90
Travel 28.50
RequirementsHow much cash is required to restore the imprest amount?
£150.00
£71.26
£78.74
£0
GSC Co operates an imprest petty cash system. The imprest amount is £125.00. At the end of the period the totals of the expense columns in the petty cash book were as follows:
£
Stationery 12.51
Sundries 7.21
Postage 6.12
Travel 32.60
Requirements : How much cash is required to restore the imprest amount?
£0
£66.56
£125.00
£58.44
What transaction is represented by the entries: Debit Rent, Credit Payables?
The payment of rent by the business
The receipt of an invoice for rent payable by the business
The issue of an invoice for rent to a tenant
The receipt of rental income by the business
Crimson plc paid an invoice from a credit supplier and took advantage of the early settlement discount offered.
When the invoice was received and recorded, Crimson plc did not expect to take the discount.
Requirement : The journal entry to record the payment of the invoice is:
Debit Cash at bank account, Credit Purchases, Credit Payables
Debit Payables, Credit Cash at bank account
Debit Cash at bank account, Debit Purchases, Credit Payables
Debit Payables, Credit Purchases, Credit Cash at bank account
A debit balance of £3,000 brought down on America Ltd’s account in Brazil Ltd’s accounting records means that Brazil Ltd owes America Ltd £3,000.
Select one:
True
False
Finnie has normal credit terms of 30 days but offers a prompt payment discount of 5% to customers if they settle invoices within 10 days.
At 19 April, Finnie sold goods totalling £500 to Rabia. Rabia normally takes advantage of the prompt payment discount offered.
At 22 April, Finnie sold goods to Shu totalling £340. Shu normally takes a full 30 days to settle their invoices.
Requirement : What is amount should be recordedin the ledger accounts of Finnie assuming that Rabia pays within 10 days
£500
£475
Finnie has normal credit terms of 30 days but offers a prompt payment discount of 5% to customers if they settle invoices within 10 days.
At 19 April, Finnie sold goods totalling £500 to Rabia. Rabia normally takes advantage of the prompt payment discount offered.
At 22 April, Finnie sold goods to Shu totalling £340. Shu normally takes a full 30 days to settle their invoices.
Requirement : What is amount should be recorded in the ledger accounts of Finnie assuming that Shu pays after 30 days as expected
£340
£323
Soft Supplies Co recently purchased from Hard Imports Co 10 printers originally priced at £200 each.
A 10% trade discount was negotiated together with a 5% early settlement discount if payment is made within 14 days. It is expected that advantage of the early settlement discount will be taken.
Requirement : Calculate the total of the early settlement discount.
£29
£10
£9
£30
Blake is a VAT registered trader whose sales and purchases carry VAT at the standard rate of 20%.
Blake sells a customer goods on credit for £4,800 exclusive of VAT.
Requirement : What is the double entry to record this?
Debit Receivables £4,800, Credit Sales £4,000, Credit VAT £800
Debit Sales £4,000, Debit VAT £800, Credit Receivables £4,800
Debit Sales £4,800, Debit VAT £960, Credit Receivables £5,760
Debit Receivables £5,760, Credit Sales £4,800, Credit VAT £960
A business which is registered for VAT received the following invoice from one of its VAT registered suppliers:
Invoice: 7035
Date: 20 December 20X0
£
Goods: 100 @
£10 1,000
Less trade discount -50
950
Assume the business is not expected to make the payment within 14 days and the VAT rate is 20%.RequirementWhat amount of VAT should have been charged on the invoice?
£180
£190
£210
£200
Blake is a VAT registered trader whose sales and purchases carry VAT at the standard rate of 20%.
Blake sells a customer goods on credit for £4,800 inclusive of VAT.
Requirement : What is the double entry to record this?
Debit Sales £4,800, Debit VAT £960, Credit Receivables £5,760
Debit Sales £4,000, Debit VAT £800, Credit Receivables £4,800
Debit Receivables £5,760, Credit Sales £4,800, Credit VAT £960
Debit Receivables £4,800, Credit Sales £4,000, Credit VAT £800
