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2022 IMP
1. Identify the source document for recording transactions in the Sales returns book. (1)
(a) Invoice (b) Debit note (c) Credit note (d) Pay roll
Ans. (c) Credit note
2. Write the name of special journals where the following transactions are recorded : (3)
(a) Purchased machinery for cash ₹10,000
(b) Bought goods from KV stores ₹ 3,000
(c) Returned goods to Arul Jyothi Traders ₹ 1,000
(d) Bought Furniture from Alankar Traders ₹ 5,000
(e) Sold goods to Pratheesh for cash ₹ 2,000
(f) Paid salary ₹ 4,000
Ans. (a) Purchased Machinery for cash – Cash Book
(b) Bought goods from KV Stores - Purchase Day Book
(c) Returned goods to Arul Jyothi Traders – Purchase return Day Book
(d) Bought furniture from Alankar Traders - Journal Proper
(e) Sold goods to Pratheesh for cash -Cash Book
(f) Paid Salary -Cash Book
3. Record the following transactions in a double column cash book
2021
Jan 1. Cash in hand ₹ 90,000
Cash at bank ₹ 60,000
5. Deposited in bank ₹ 40,000
10. Received cash from Rinu ₹10,000
12. Bought goods for cash ₹ 5,000
15. Bought furniture and paid by cheque ₹ 12,000
18. Paid Sabu by cheque ₹ 2,000
20. Drew from bank for office use ₹ 10,000
25. Paid salary by cheque ₹ 3,000
Ans.
Date Particular L Cash Bank Date Particular L Cash Bank
F F
2021 2021
Jan1 Balance b/d C 90000 60000 Jan 1 Bank C 40000
5 Cash 40000 12 Purchase 5000
10 Rinu C 10000 15 Furniture 12000
20 Bank 10000 18 Sabu 2000
20 Cash C 10000
25 Salary 3000
31 Balance c/d 65000 73000
110000 100000 110000 100000
2022 June
4. Purchased machinery from Rajesh on credit will be recorded in (1)
. (a) Purchases Book (b) Purchases returns Book (c)Journal Proper (d) Cash Book
Ans. (c)Journal Proper
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5. Enter the following transactions in sales day book of M/s Baby Stores
2021
Jan -1 Sold to Rahul Traders (invoice no. 1001)
50 Registers@ 50 each
100 Note books @ 30 each
Trade discount 10%.
Jan-5 Sold to Global Stationeries (invóicè no. 1002)
50 Colour Books@ 30 each
200 Files @ 10 each (3)
Ans.
Date Invoice Name of Supplier L.F Amount
number
1.1.21 1001 Rahul Traders
5.1.21 50 Register x 50
=2500
100 Note x 30 =
3000 4950
1002
5500
Less Discount 10% 3500
550 Global Stationary
50 Book x 30 = 8450
1500
200 file x 10 =
2000
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Dr Double Column Cash Book Cr
Date Particular LF Cash Bank Date Particular LF Cash Bank
Dec1 Balance b/d 20000 5000 Dec 3 Purchase 3000
Dec 5 Hari 7000 Dec12 Purchase 2000
Dec 8 sales 4000. Dec15 Est Exp 1000
Dec18 Sales 6000 Dec20 Bank 7000
Dec20 Cash 7000 Dec24 Trade exp 3000
Dec27 Dividend 2000 Dec29 Rent 4000
Dec30 Drawings 3000
Dec31 Salary 8000
Balance 2000 18000
30000 21000 30000 21000
2021 IMP
7. Sold goods on credit to Archana is recorded in
(a) Cash book (b) Purchases book (c) Sales book (d) Journal proper (1)
Ans. (c) Sales book
8. Write two examples for „source Documents‟. (2)
Ans. Cash Memo, Invoice, Sales Bill, Pay in slip, Cheque, Salary slip etc. (Any 2 )
9. Explain „Sales day book‟. Write an example for transaction recorded in sales day book. (2)
Ans. .A special journal in which only credit sales are recorded.
Eg: Sold goods to Babu on credit at Rs. 10000.
10. Enter the following transactions in the purchase book of M/s. Venus Shoe Mart. (4)
2020
May 1 Purchased from Jasmine Traders as per invoice No. 624
30 Umbrella @ ` 230 each
20 Leather bags @ ` 560 each
30 School bags @ ` 200 each "
15 Purchased from Hari Traders as per invoice No. 831
10 Pairs of leather shoes @ ` 800 per pair
Trade discount 10%
Ans.
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11. From the following particulars prepare a Petty Cash Book. (5)
2021 ` April 01 Imprest amount received from Cashier 1,500
" 02 Printing charges 300
" 03 Postage Stamp 40
" 07 Travelling expenses 150
" 12 Courier charges 120
" 14 Taxi fare 160
" 20 Stationery 230
" 25 Telephone charges 180
12. From the following information prepare a cash book with bank column of
Mr. Harikrishnan for the month of April 2021. (8)
2021 ` April 1 Cash in hand 22,500
Cash at bank 74,300
"2 Cash sales 14,300
"5 Cash withdrawn from bank 10,000
" 6 Purchased goods and paid by cheque 17,800
" 10 Paid salary by cheque 14,000
" 18 Stationery purchased 1,200
" 27 Interest received in cash 800
" 30 Withdrawn from bank for personal use 2,500
Ans.
Date Particular LF Cash Bank Date Particular LF Cash Bank
1.4.21 Balances b/d 22,500 74,300 5.4.21 Cash 10,000
2.4.21 Sales 14,300 6.4.21 Purchase 17,800
5.4.21 Bank 10,000 10.4.21 Salary 14,000
27.4.21 Interest 800 18.4.21 Stationery 1,200
30.4.21 Drawings 2,500
Balances C/d 46,400 30,000
47,600 74,300 47,600 4,300
1.5.21 Balance B/d 46,400 30,000
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2021 March
13. Credit sales of goods are recorded in the day book.
(a) Cash book (b) Petty Cash book (c) Sales book (d) Journal proper
Ans. (c) Sales book (1)
14. Write a short note on :
(a) Contra Entry (b) Debit Note (2)
Ans. a) Contra entry –When a transaction is recorded on both the sides of cash
book but in different columns, such entry is called “Contra Entry”.
b) Debit note is the source document for recording purchase return book
15. Identify the transactions from the given Cash Book. (4)
Cash Book
Date Receipts L Amount Date Receipts L Amount
F F
01-01-21 Balance b/d 40,000 02-01-21 Purchases a/c 30,000
20-01-21 Rakesh 50,000 31-01-21 Salary 10,000
TOTAL 97,000
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Refreshment
No. Amo
Postage &
Stationery
Telegraph
Cartage&
unt
Repairs
Taxi
2020
2000 March 1 Cash received
2 Cartage 50 50
4 Postage 140 140
5 Taxi Fare 100 100
10 Refreshment 70 70
15 Stationery 80 80
20 Telegraph 40 40
25 Repairs 300 300
780 150 180 70 80 300
31 Balance c/d 1220
2000 2000
2020 IMP
18. Prepare a cash book with bank column from the given transaction of a trader for the month of
November 2019 (8)
2019 November ₹
1 Cash in hand 8000
1 Cash at bank 34000
3 Cash sales 12000
5 Received cheque from Rahul and paid into bank 15000
8 Paid in to bank 10000
10 Cheque issued to Mohan 5000
14 Cash withdrawn from bank for personal use 8000
19 Paid for stationery 500
20 Rent paid by cheque 2000
24 Cash withdrawn from bank for office use 4000
28 Purchased goods by issuing cheque of 6000
29 Insurance premium paid by cheque 1000
30 Cheque of ₹15000 received from Rahul was returned
Dishonoured by bank
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Ans.
2020 March
19. Name any four special journals used in large business firm. (2)
Ans. (a) Cash Book (b)Purchases day book (c) sales day book (d) Purchase return book
(e) sales return book (f) Bills receivable book (g) Bills payable book (h)Journal proper
20. Mr. Sharma, the petty cashier of Megha Traders received ` 1,500 on June 01, 2018
from the head cashier. For the month, details of petty expenses are listed as under : (8)
Date Particulars Amount
2018 June
02 Postal stamps 35
03 Auto charge 50
05 Refreshments 85
06 Auto fare 60
07 Telegram 42
08 Bus fare 35
08 Cartage 48
11 Stationery 25
12 Paper, Pen, Pencil 85
13 Refreshments 40
18 Photo stat charges 38
21 Courier services 85
27 Postage stamps 45
30 Taxi fare to Manager 100
Prepare a Petty Cash Book
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Ans.
stationery
Trave.Ex
Refreshm
Telegram
Amount
Amount
Postage
Cartage
ent
&
Date Particulars
2018
1500 Jun-01 Cash received
2 postal stamp 35 35
3 auto charge 50 50
5 refreshment 85 85
6 auto fare 60 60
7 telegram 42 42
8 bus fare 35 35
8 cartage 48 48
11 stationery 25 25
12 paper, pen, pencil 85 85
13 refreshment 40 40
18 photo stat charges 38 38
21 courier service 85 85
27 postal stamp 45 45
30 taxi fare to manager 100 100
773 207 48 245 148 125
Balance c/d 727
1500 1500
727 Jul-01 Balance b/d
773 Jul-01 cash
2019 Imp
21. Machinery purchased from Sheeba Industries Ltd on credit is recorded in
(a) Purchases day book (b) Purchases ledger (c) Journal proper (d) Cash book (1)
Ans. (c) Journal proper
22. Prepare suitable day book from the following information: (3)
Date Details
Sold goods on credit to Krishna Store as per invoice no.401
2018 40Tshirts@ rs.500each
Jan 1 25 Jeans @ Rs. 750 each
Less 10% trade discount
Jan. 8 Sold goods on credit on M/s. Danya Tex as per invoice no.403
20 Churidars @ Rs. 400 each
50 Kurtas @ Rs. 300 each
Less trade discount 5%
Jan. 20 Sold goods on credit to Salu Textile Mart as per invoice no. 404
75 Sarees @ Rs. 700 each
30 Pardas @ Rs. 900 each
Less trade discount 8%
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Sales day book
Date Particulars Invo. no. L.f Amount
2018 Krishna Store 401
Jan-01 40 T shirts@ rs.500each 20000
25 Jeans @ Rs. 750 each 18750
38750
Less 10% trade discount 3875 34875
Jan. 8 M/s. Danya Tex 403
20 Churidars @ Rs. 400 each 8000
50 Kurtas @ Rs. 300 each 15000
23000
Less trade discount 5% 1150 21850
Jan. 20 Salu Textile Mart 404
75 Sarees @ Rs. 700 each 52500
30 Pardas @ Rs. 900 each 27000
79500
Less trade discount 8% 6360 73140
Total credit sales 129865
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24. Cash book is both journal and ledger accounts. Do you agree? State your view in three points.
ii. Prepare double column cash book from the given information:
2018
Jan. 1 Cash in hand ₹ 60,000
Cash at bank ₹40,000
Jan. 2 Cash received from Mohan ₹30,000
Jan. 5 purchased goods for cash ₹ 15,000
Jan. 6 Electricity charges paid through cheque ₹ 2,000
Jan. 8 Cash deposited into bank ₹ 25,000
Jan. 10 Cash sales ₹ 40,000
Jan. 15 Issued cheque to Babu ₹ 8,000
Jan.20 Bank charges debited by bank ₹ 250
Jan 31 Interest credited by bank ₹ 500
Ans. i. Yes. Cash transactions are recorded directly from source document
Cash balance and bank balance should be determined from cash book
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2019 March
25. Which one of the following is not a contra transaction in Two column cash book?
a) Cash deposited in to bank
b) Opened a new account with bank
c) Cash withdrawn from bank for domestic purpose
d) Cash withdrawn from bank for office use. (1)
Ans. c) Cash withdrawn from bank for domestic purpose
26. Consider the following transactions and record them into appropriate special journals
for the month of January 2018 (8)
2018 January
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27. From the following particulars prepare an analytical petty cash book for the month of
November 2018, under the imprest system (5)
2018 November Rs
1 Balance in hand 87
1 Cheque received from main cashier 413
3 Stamp purchased 60
6 Stationery 44
8 Printing charges 62
10 Cartage 50
14 Travelling expense 64
15 Repairs 74
26 Paper and pencil 38
30 Telephone charges 28
Ans.
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2018 March
28. Ramesh, a dealer of Television, sold old furniture to Rafeeque for Rs. 3,000 on credit.
Identify the day book to record this transaction. (1)
a) Purchase day book
b) Journal proper
c) Sales day book
d) Cash book
Ans. b) Journal proper
29. Prepare a double column cash book from the following transactions for the month of
January 2018. (6)
January
2018 1 Cash in hand 16,000
Bank overdraft 6000
4 Salaries paid 2000
5 Sold goods 8000
7 Purchased goods by cheque 4000
8 Purchased machinery 5000
12 Deposited into bank 8000
15 Interest charged by bank Overdraft 500
18 Commission received 3000
20 Withdrew cash for personal use 2000
25 Suresh, a customer directly bank account 6000
30 Withdrew cash from bank 2000
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31. Cash book is both a Journal and ledger. justify your views (2)
Ans. Cash transactions are recorded directly from source document
Cash balance and bank balance should be determined from cash book
32. Record the following transactions in a double column cash book. (4)
Oct 01 Cash in hand 40,000
Oct 01 Cash at bank 25,000
Oct 02 Purchased goods 20,000
Oct 04 Rent paid by cheque 4,000
Oct 05 Cash deposited into bank 10,000
Oct 10 Purchased machinery by cheque 1 5000
Oct 12 Sold goods and the customer deposited 12,000
the amount in to bank
Oct 22 Cash withdrawn for office use 7,000
Oct 31 Paid salary 6,000
Ans.
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35. Enter the, following transactions of M/s Megha Traders in appropriate subsidiary books
and find out total credit purchases and total returns outwards. (6)
2016 JuIy 1 purchased the following goods on credit from M/s Harisree Books
as per the invoice No. 637.
120 Accounting record book @ Rs.50 per book.
100 Physics record book @ Rs. 60 per book.
Trade discount at 10%.
July 8 purchased the following goods on credit from premier Stores as per
the Voucher No. 612
30 boxes of ball point pen @ Rs 70 per box.
20 Boxes of gel pen @ Rs.120 per box.
July 12 Returned goods to Harisree Books as per the Debit Note
4 Accounting record books @ Rs.50 per book
3 Physics record books @ Rs. 60 per book.
Trade discount at 10%
July 18 purchased goods from Vinayaka Stores as per the Voucher No.217
20 packets A4 photocopy paper @ Rs. 130 per packet.
15 Packets A3 photocopy paper @Rs. 180 per packet.
July 24 Returned goods to Vinayaka Stores as per the Debit Note No.13
2 packets A4 photocopy paper @ Rs. 130 per packet.
July 31 Purchased 100 ruled note books @ Rs. 20 per book from Karim
Stores on credit.
Ans.
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2017 March
36. Sethu a dealer in books had the following transactions for the month of June 2016
a. Purchased books on credit from Himalaya Publishers
100 copies of Accountancy Text for Class XI @ ₹ 150 per text.
80 copies of Business Studies Text for Class XI @₹ 120 per text.
b. Purchased books on credit from Saradhi Books.
90 copies of Accountancy Text for Class XII @ ₹180 per text.
75 copies of Business Studies Text for Class XII @ ₹140 per text.
Trade discount allowed 5%
c. Returned to Saradhi Books.
8 copies of Accountancy Text for Class XII @ ₹ 180 per text
15 copies of Business Studies Text for Class XII @ ₹ 140 per text
i- Record the above transactions in the appropriate day books
ii- Identify the source document for recording the transaction (c) above (6)
Ans. i
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II Debit Note
37. Prepare double column cashbook from the details given below
2016
November 1 Opening Balance:
Cash (Dr.) ₹ 30,000
Bank (Cr.) ₹ 12,000
2. Purchased goods for cash ₹ 8,000
10. Cash deposited into bank ₹ 17,000
15. Salary paid by cheque ₹ 5,000
18. Sold goods for cash ₹ 15,000
30. Cash withdrawn from bank ₹ 3,000 (6)
Ans.
2016 March
38. In every organisation, a large number of small payments of repetitive nature are there.
To record these as a separate cash book is maintained, is called petty cash book.
a) Name the person who prepares this book.
b) What is imprest?
c) Prepare a petty cashbook from the following transactions of Nisha
Associates for the month of January 2000, under analytical form given that
imprest amount is ₹ 500 (4)
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39. For quite efficient and accurate recording of business transaction, journal is
subdivided into Special journals.
a) List any two examples for special journals.
b) Prepare a cash book from the following transactions of Grace Enterprises for the
month of December 2010
(4)
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Ans. a) cash book, purchase book, sales book, purchase return book,
sales return book, B/R book, B/P Book, Journal proper ( any two)
b)
2016 IMP
40. Prepare a simple cash book from the following (5)
a) Opening balance Rs. 40000
b) Cash purchase Rs. 15000
c) Salary paid Rs. 5000
d) Withdrawn from bank for office use Rs. 12000
e) Paid to shekar Rs. 6500
f) Deposited into bank Rs. 9000
g) Cash sales Rs. 10000
Ans.
.
41. Prepare an analytical petty cash book from the following details (5)
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2015 March
42. ……………….is used as a source document for recording transaction in purchase return (1)
Ans. Debit note
43. Some transactions relating to a business are given below. 2015
Particulars Amount
2015
January 1 Cash balance ₹30000
Bank (Dr. Balance) ₹ 10000
2 Purchased goods ₹20000
Sold goods to Deepthi agencies ₹ 2000
3 Cash paid into bank ₹5000
4 Salary paid by cheque ₹3000
Withdrawn for personal use ₹ 1000
b) Journal Proper
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46. Ravi, a stationery merchant whose cash transactions during the month of January 2014
are as follows:
01-01-2014 Balance of cash in hand Rs. 12,000.
01-01-2014 Bank balance Rs. 9,000.
02-01-2014 Sold goods for cash Rs. 17,000.
04-01-2014 Payments by cheque for the following expenditure:
Salary Rs. 1,200 Rent Rs. 800
DTP charges Rs. 500
05-0I-2014 Suresh, a customer has deposited Rs. 6,000 into our bank directly.
Prepare a suitable cash book for recording the above transactions. (4)
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47. Prepare a petty cash book for the following transactions during the month of January
2014 with a weekly imprest of Rs. 500. (4)
2014, January Rs.
1 Paid for carriages 50
2 STD charges 40
3 DTP charges 30
4 Printing expenses 50
5 Postages 44
7 Pen, pencils etc. 30
8 Taxi fare 75
9 Tips to peon 30
10 Charity given 10
Ans.
2014 March
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2014 IMP
50. A machinery purchased on credit is recorded in the ………………….
a) Purchase daybook b) Sales daybook
c) Purchase return book d) Journal proper (1)
Ans. d) Journal proper
51. Enter the following transaction in the purchase daybook of Suresh & Company. (5)
2013 May, 1 Purchased from Abhilash Electronics:
20 Philips tube lights @ Rs. 300
10 Khaitan ceiling fans @ Rs. 1,500
2013 May, 6 Purchased from Sanu & Company:
10 table fans @ Rs. 1,300
15 Electric heaters @ Rs. 300
Less trade discount @ 2%
Ans.
2013 IMP
52. Enter the following transactions in a proper day book of a furniture dealer
1) 15-04-2012 Sold 5 chairs @ 60 each to M/s Kerala Mart
2) 16-04-2012 Sold 15 benches @160 each and 10 Shelves @110 each to
M/s Kollam Furniture Mart
3) 17-04-2012 Sold 10 Almirahs @ 1000
Trade Discount 10%
50 Shoe rack @150 each
25 chairs @200 Each and,
10 Tables @ 400 each to M/s New furniture Mart (3)
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2012 March
53. The following transaction took place during the week ending 7th May 2011. How will
you record them in the analytical petty cash book which is maintained with a weekly
cash float (imprest) of Rs. 500? (3)
Date Particulars Amount
2011, May 2 Postage 60
2011, May 3 Casual labour 150
2011, May 4 Taxi hire charges 60
2011, May 6 Bus fare 45
2011, May 7 Cartage 100
Ans.
2012 IMP
54. List out the appropriate source document for recording the following transactions.
a) Electricity charge paid b) Salary paid
c) Deposit of money into bank d) Receipt of cash from sale of goods (2)
Ans. a) Receipt from KSEB b) Pay roll, c) pay in slip counter foil.
D) sales bill / receipt
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55. Roy started a business on 1st April, 2010 by investing Rs. 50,000. Help him to find out the
closing balance of cash for the month considering the following transactions.
02-4-2010 Deposited into Bank Rs. 20,000
05-4-2010 Purchased goods for Rs. 18,000
08-4-2010 Advertisement expenses Rs. 1,000
12-4-2010 Sold goods for cash Rs. 12,000
13-4-2010 Stationary purchased Rs. 500
15-4-2010 Purchased furniture for Cash Rs. 8,000
20-4-2010 Sold goods to Kishore Rs. 4,000
26-4-2010 Borrowed from Mr. Kiran Rs. 10,000
29-4-2010 Received cash from Kishore Rs. 2,500
30-4-2010 Rent paid Rs. 1,000 (5)
Ans
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2011 March
Ans.
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