1. A 3 column cash book records cash, bank, and discount transactions with separate columns for cash, bank, and discounts allowed or received.
2. Transactions in July include buying and selling goods for cash and by cheque, receiving and paying suppliers by cheque with cash discounts, bank deposits and withdrawals, and wages paid in cash.
3. The cash book shows a net increase in cash from sales and deposits, and a net decrease in the bank balance from purchases and payments, after accounting for all discounts.
1. A 3 column cash book records cash, bank, and discount transactions with separate columns for cash, bank, and discounts allowed or received.
2. Transactions in July include buying and selling goods for cash and by cheque, receiving and paying suppliers by cheque with cash discounts, bank deposits and withdrawals, and wages paid in cash.
3. The cash book shows a net increase in cash from sales and deposits, and a net decrease in the bank balance from purchases and payments, after accounting for all discounts.
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This handout covers the preparation of two and three column cash books
1. A 3 column cash book records cash, bank, and discount transactions with separate columns for cash, bank, and discounts allowed or received.
2. Transactions in July include buying and selling goods for cash and by cheque, receiving and paying suppliers by cheque with cash discounts, bank deposits and withdrawals, and wages paid in cash.
3. The cash book shows a net increase in cash from sales and deposits, and a net decrease in the bank balance from purchases and payments, after accounting for all discounts.
1. A 3 column cash book records cash, bank, and discount transactions with separate columns for cash, bank, and discounts allowed or received.
2. Transactions in July include buying and selling goods for cash and by cheque, receiving and paying suppliers by cheque with cash discounts, bank deposits and withdrawals, and wages paid in cash.
3. The cash book shows a net increase in cash from sales and deposits, and a net decrease in the bank balance from purchases and payments, after accounting for all discounts.
A cash book is a book in which all cash receipts and
payments are recorded. Types of cash books 1. Two column cash book 2. Three column cash book 3. Petty cash book Two column cash book This is a cash book with both cash and bank columns This cash book is divided into two sides a) The receipts side: Records any cash or cheques received. If received by cash record in cash column, if by cheque in bank column b) The payments side: Records any cash or cheques paid. If payment is by cash record in cash column, if by cheque in bank column Contra entries This occurs when there is movement of cash to and from cash till to the bank. Example a) Took £ 2,000 from the cash till and deposited into the bank account b) Withdrew £ 1,500 from bank to office use Note: Drawings: This is the amount taken by the owner from the business for personal use. This is not a contra Two column cash book: format RECEIPTS(DEBIT-DR) PAYMENTS (CREDIT-CR) DATE NARRATION CASH BANK DATE NARRATION CASH BANK £ £ £ £ Balancing A cash book The balance is the amount of money remaining in the cash till or in the bank account at the end of a period. Balance = Total Receipts – Total Payments Types of balances a) Opening balance This is the balance at the start of a period. This is called balance Brought forward (bal. b/f) or Balance brought down (bal. b/d) b) Closing balance This is the balance at the end of the period. This is called balance carried forward(bal. c/f) or balance carried down (bal. c/d). This is what is brought forward as the opening balance. Example 2018 Write a two column cash book from the following May 1 started business with capital cash £ 1000 May 2 paid rent cash £ 100 May 3 F Flake lent us £ 5000 by cheque May 4 We paid Mackenzie £ 650 by cheque May 5 Cash sales £ 980 May 7 N Miller paid us by cheque £ 620 May 9 We paid B. Burton in cash £ 220 May 11 Cash sales paid direct into the bank £530 May 15 G. More paid us in cash £ 650 May 16 We took £ 500 out of cash till and paid into the bank May 19 Paid F Flake £ 1000 by cheque May 22 Cash sales paid into the bank £ 660 May 26 Paid motor expenses by cheque £ 120 May 30 Withdrew £ 1000 cash from the bank for business use May 31 Paid wages £ 970 in cash Exercise 1 2018 May 1 Balances brought forward from April: Cash £540, Bank £1,400 May 4 Paid advertising costs by cheque, £320 May 6 Cash purchases £250 May 11 Received cheque from M Swann, £900 May 14 Took £450 cash out of bank account for office use May 17 Paid sundry expenses £340 cash May 20 Paid cheque to M Lyne £720 May 22 Cash sales £950 May 24 Paid £550 from cash till into bank May 28 Borrowed £2,050 from N Jackson – received money by cheque May 30 Took all the cash from the cash till and banked it except £100 Exercise 2 2018 May 1 Balances brought forward from April: Cash £54, Bank £140 May 4 Paid advertising costs by cheque, £32 May 6 Cash purchases £25 May 11 Received cheque from M Swann, £90 May 14 Took £45 cash out of bank account for office use May 17 Paid sundry expenses £34 cash May 20 Paid cheque to M Lyne £72 May 22 Cash sales £95 May 24 Paid £55 cash into bank May 28 Borrowed £205 from N Jackson – received money by cheque Exercise 1 2018 May 1 Balances brought forward from April: Cash £10,000, Bank overdraft of £2,000 May 4 Paid salaries by cheque, £3,000 May 6 Cash sales £25,000 May 11 Received cheque from Zahra , £5,000 May 14 Banked £4,500 from cash till May 17 Cash purchases £3,500 May 20 Paid rent £2,500 by cheque May 22 Cash sales £10,500 May 24 Pad stationery 1,000 cash May 28 Banked all the cash except £1000 THREE COLUMN CASH BOOK This is a cash book that has three columns for Cash, Bank and Discounts. Types of discounts a) Discount allowed This is the allowance given to our credit customers when they pay on time. It is a loss to the business. b) Discount received This is the allowance given to us by our credit suppliers when we pay on time. It is a gain to the business. Format: 3 Column Cash book Receipts Payments 2018 Cash Bank Disc 2018 Cash Bank Disc £ £ Allowed £ £ received £ £ EXAMPLE 1 September 1 Balances at bank £25 500; cash in hand £10 200
5 Bought goods £ 8 000 cash less a discount of £ 500
,, 7 Cash sales £ 2000 ,, 8 Bought office equipment £ 6600 by cheque less 10% cash discounts ,, 10 purchased goods 2400 cash less 5% cash discounts ,, 12 Mark lent us £ 10 000 cash ,, 15 paid water 500 by cheque ,, 16 Received a cheque £14 000 from our customer Daniel less 2.5% discounts ,, 18 Took £ 7 200 from bank for office use ,, 19 paid wages £ 8500 cash ,, 25 paid electricity £ 2 000 cash ,, 30 Sold goods worth £6000 less 3% cash discounts EXERCISE 2018 Prepare a three column cash book for from the following July 1 Balance b/f; cash £ 2,500; Bank £ 7,400 July 2 Bought goods by cheque £ 2,000 July 3 Cash sales £ 1,800 July 5 Banked cash £ 2,000 July 6 Paid the following suppliers by cheque in each case receiving a cash discount of 3%. Abdi £ 1,500, Graham £ 3,000 and Jackson £ 1,400
July 7 Received cheque from the following customers in each case allowing a cash discount of 5%. L. Shaw £ 4,000, Bill Gates £3,000 and Ahmed £ 3,200.
July 10 Bought office furniture by cheque £ 3,000
July 15 Cash drawings £ 500 July 20 Paid cheque to Adhman £ 800 less £ 24 discount. July 22 Received cash £ 1,500 from Smith less £ 60 discount. July 30 Paid wages in cash £ 1,000