Fundamentals of Accounting I assignment
Fundamentals of Accounting I assignment
Illustration
To illustrate the complete accounting cycle, we will consider the following list of selected
transactions. The transactions were completed by BEKA SUPERMARKET in the month of
January 2015.
January 1. w/ro TSAHAY took Birr 600,000 from her personal savings and deposited it in the
name of BEKA SUPERMARKET.
January 2. BEKA SUPERMARKET purchased cash register machines for Birr 100,000 on
cash.
SUPERMARKET.
January 4. Received an invoice for CASH REGISTER MATCHINE expenses Birr 100.
January 11. Paid Birr 6000 for Africa Insurance Company to buy an insurance premium for its
Machines.
January 16 BEKA SUPERMARKET issued a check for Birr 18,000 to the workers as a salary
for the month.
January 20. BEKA SUPERMARKET Billed TIGIST Supermarket for goods transported from
January 21. w/ro TSAHAY wrote a check for birr 800 to have one of the MACHINES repaired
January 30. Paid telephone expense of Birr 400 and electric expenses of Birr 325 for the month.
January 31. Paid Birr 8,000as a rent for a building used for office space.
Additional information:
On jan 31 balance of supplies and prepaid insurance left on hand 740 and 2000
respectively.
INSTRUCTION
Project TWO
1. The following unadjusted trial balance was prepared at the end of the fiscal year for XYZ
Grocery
XYZ Grocery
Trial Balance
Cash........................................................…………………. 87,400
Sales..................................................................................... 700,000
Purchases……..…………………………………………... 420,000
Transportation-In…………………………………………. 15,000
907,700 907,700
Store equipment.............................................................................3,200
Required:
PROJECT Three
Asset, Liabilities, Capital, Revenue and Expenses, chart of Account, Vouchers, petty
cash, bank statement and bank reconciliation, Adjusting entry, closing entry,
Receivables (A/R,N/R, Trade Receivables, Non trade receivables, Discounting N/R,
Dishonored N/R , Uncollectible Receivables)