Debtors and creditors ledgers record transactions with customers who purchase on credit and suppliers who provide goods on credit, respectively. The totals from these ledgers are rolled up into control accounts for debtors and creditors that track opening balances, sales/purchases, payments, returns, discounts, and bad debts/recoveries. Sundry debtors and creditors refer to infrequent customers and suppliers with small balances. Mark-up is calculated as a percentage above either cost or selling price to determine the selling price.
Debtors and creditors ledgers record transactions with customers who purchase on credit and suppliers who provide goods on credit, respectively. The totals from these ledgers are rolled up into control accounts for debtors and creditors that track opening balances, sales/purchases, payments, returns, discounts, and bad debts/recoveries. Sundry debtors and creditors refer to infrequent customers and suppliers with small balances. Mark-up is calculated as a percentage above either cost or selling price to determine the selling price.
Debtors and creditors ledgers record transactions with customers who purchase on credit and suppliers who provide goods on credit, respectively. The totals from these ledgers are rolled up into control accounts for debtors and creditors that track opening balances, sales/purchases, payments, returns, discounts, and bad debts/recoveries. Sundry debtors and creditors refer to infrequent customers and suppliers with small balances. Mark-up is calculated as a percentage above either cost or selling price to determine the selling price.
Debtors and creditors ledgers record transactions with customers who purchase on credit and suppliers who provide goods on credit, respectively. The totals from these ledgers are rolled up into control accounts for debtors and creditors that track opening balances, sales/purchases, payments, returns, discounts, and bad debts/recoveries. Sundry debtors and creditors refer to infrequent customers and suppliers with small balances. Mark-up is calculated as a percentage above either cost or selling price to determine the selling price.
Debtors Ledger • Debtors ledger: this ledger records the details of the each credit sales customer.
• The company maintains separate ledger accounts to
record business transactions from customers that purchase in large volumes at frequent intervals.
• The totals of each debtors ledger is summed and
presented in the Debtors Control account. What is included in Debtors Control? • Opening balance of account • Credit sales • Credit sale returns (return inwards) • Discount allowed • Payments received to settle accounts • Bad debts/Irrecoverable debt • Sundry debtors Debtors Control account Debtors Control (Asset) DR (+) (-)CR Balance b/d XXXXXX Discount allowed XXXXX Credit sales XXXXX Bank XXXX Returns on sale XXXX Bad debt (credit losses) XXXX Creditors Ledger • The company has purchased goods on credit and will pay later.
• Separate ledger accounts are kept for each
creditor. Large, frequent purchases made by the company.
• The sum of all creditor ledgers are presented in
Creditors Control. What is included in Creditors Control? • Opening balance of account • Credit purchases • Discount received • Payments to creditors • Credit purchase returns (returns outwards) • Sundry creditors Creditors Control Account Creditors Control (Liability) DR (-) (+) CR Discount received XXXX Balance b/d XXXXX Bank XXXX Credit purchases XXXXX Returns to supplier (return outwards) XXX What are Sundry Debtors and Sundry Creditors? Sundry Debtors Sundry Creditors Infrequent credit Are suppliers who have sales to customers, sold goods in small owing small amounts quantities to the of money to the company on credit. company. Calculating Mark-up, cost of sales and Selling price • If mark-up is on cost…then Cost = 100% • Calculate the SP if Cost = R80 and mark-up is 20%.
• Cost …………… 100%
• Mark-up…………20% • Selling price…. 120%
• Therefore, SP = R80 x 120/100 = R96
Calculating Mark-up, cost of sales and Selling price • If mark-up is on Selling price then SP = 100% • Calculate the SP if cost is R60 and mark-up is 25%. • Cost…………….. 75% • Mark-up………….25% • Selling price…….100%