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Draft the relevant journal entry to adjust the Trading stock account. Post to the following accounts in the General Ledger: (a) Trading stock (b) Trading stock deficit Show the effect of the adjustment entry on the Accounting equation.

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TASK 10.18 Eppy Stores: Trading stock deficit

First, calculate the trading stock deficit:

Book Balance=R35 120\text{Book Balance} = R35\,120 Physical Count=R34 540\text{Physical Count} = R34\,540 Trading Stock Deficit=R35 120−R34 540=R580\text{Trading Stock Deficit} = R35\,120 - R34\,540 = R580

10.18.1 Draft the relevant journal entry to adjust the Trading stock account.

GENERAL JOURNAL - FEBRUARY 20.1

J/VDDetailsFolDebitCredit
128Trading Stock DeficitN16580
Trading StockB7580
Trading stock deficit as identified by physical count

10.18.2 Post to the following accounts in the General Ledger:

(a) Trading Stock Account

Dr20.1B7Cr
Feb 28Balanceb/d35 120Feb 28Trading Stock DeficitGJ1580
Feb 28Balancec/d34 540
35 12035 120
Mar 1Balanceb/d34 540

(b) Trading Stock Deficit Account

Dr20.1N16Cr
Feb 28Trading StockGJ1580
Feb 28Balancec/d580
580580
Mar 1Balanceb/d580

10.18.3 Show the effect of the adjustment entry on the Accounting equation.

ASSETS=OWNER'S EQUITY+LIABILITIES
Adjustment- R580=- R580+R0
  • Assets: Trading Stock (an asset) decreases by R580.
  • Owner's Equity: Trading Stock Deficit is an expense, which reduces profit and therefore decreases Owner's Equity by R580.
  • Liabilities: There is no effect on liabilities.
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