Benjamin purchased a building for Sh. 75,000, paying Sh. 50,000 cash and borrowing Sh. 25,000 from the bank. He also purchased Sh. 5,000 of furniture on credit. His accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Equity, with Assets being Sh. 75,000 (building) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture), Liabilities being Sh. 25,000 (bank loan), and Equity being Sh. 50,000 (cash paid) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture credit). IAS-1 concerns the presentation of financial statements.
Mosses & Bros journal entries for transactions in January 2015 include a Sh. 20,000
Benjamin purchased a building for Sh. 75,000, paying Sh. 50,000 cash and borrowing Sh. 25,000 from the bank. He also purchased Sh. 5,000 of furniture on credit. His accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Equity, with Assets being Sh. 75,000 (building) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture), Liabilities being Sh. 25,000 (bank loan), and Equity being Sh. 50,000 (cash paid) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture credit). IAS-1 concerns the presentation of financial statements.
Mosses & Bros journal entries for transactions in January 2015 include a Sh. 20,000
Benjamin purchased a building for Sh. 75,000, paying Sh. 50,000 cash and borrowing Sh. 25,000 from the bank. He also purchased Sh. 5,000 of furniture on credit. His accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Equity, with Assets being Sh. 75,000 (building) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture), Liabilities being Sh. 25,000 (bank loan), and Equity being Sh. 50,000 (cash paid) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture credit). IAS-1 concerns the presentation of financial statements.
Mosses & Bros journal entries for transactions in January 2015 include a Sh. 20,000
Benjamin purchased a building for Sh. 75,000, paying Sh. 50,000 cash and borrowing Sh. 25,000 from the bank. He also purchased Sh. 5,000 of furniture on credit. His accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Equity, with Assets being Sh. 75,000 (building) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture), Liabilities being Sh. 25,000 (bank loan), and Equity being Sh. 50,000 (cash paid) + Sh. 5,000 (furniture credit). IAS-1 concerns the presentation of financial statements.
Mosses & Bros journal entries for transactions in January 2015 include a Sh. 20,000
Question one a) Benjamin buys a building priced at Sh. 75,000. He paids Sh. 50,000 of his own cash and borrows the balance of Sh. 25,000 from a bank. Further he increased the business’s assets by purchasing furniture on credit for Sh. 5,000. Required: Give accounting equation for the above transactions of Benjamin for the year ended 31st December 2018 (7 marks) b) Give the main content of International Accounting Standard one (IAS-1) (6 marks) Question two Mosses & Bros started their business on 1st January 2015 with Sh. 50,000 as their capital. The following were the transactions for one month: 2015 Sh. January 1 paid into bank 20,000 January 2 purchased furniture from modern furniture Ltd. on credit 3,000 January 6 sold goods on credit to Sylvia 3,500 January 8 paid to modern furniture Ltd. cash 2,000 January 11 purchased goods from Mandere 8,800 January 15 Paid wages in cash 200 January 20 received from Sylvia 1,500 January 21 paid into bank 1,500 January 23 cash sales 3,500 January 25 cash purchases 1,800 January 27 goods withdrawn for personal use 500 January 28 cash withdrawn for personal use 750 January 29 paid for stationary 100 January 30 paid salaries by cheque 1,000 Required: Give journal entries. (7 marks) Question three Jane Anne has a business in the Central Business District Nairobi. The following trial balance was extracted from the books of Jane Anne. Dr. Cr. Ksh. Ksh. Cash at bank 2,610 Book debts 11,070 Salaries 4,950 Discount 150 Carriage inwards 1,450 Carriage outwards 1,590 Bad debts 1,310 Office expenses 5,100 Purchases 67,350 Return inwards 1,590 Creditors 4,700 Creditors for expenses 400 Returns outwards 2,520 Furniture and fixtures 1,500 Stock 14,360 Insurance 3,300 Sales 80,410 Capital 40,000 Depreciation on property 1,200 Freehold property 10,800 128,180 128,180 Additional information: 1. Make provision for doubtful debts at 5% 2. Calculate discount on creditors @2% 3. Office expenses include stationary purchased Sh. 800 4. Carriages inwards includes carriage paid on purchase of furniture Sh. 50 5. Outstanding salaries Sh 150 6. Prepaid insurance Sh. 300 7. Stock on hand sh. 10,700 (including stationary stock Sh. 200) Required: a) Prepare trading profit and loss account (income statement) and balance sheet (statement of financial position) as at 31st December 2018 (20 marks)