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Prepare a Single Column Cash Book for Shanifah for January 2016, recording the following transactions: To Capital A/c (25,000), To Sales A/c (6,000), To Ram A/c (1,000), To Sales A/c (8,400), To Commi

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16,300\text{16,300}

Here is the Single Column Cash Book for Shanifah for the month of January 2016:

Cash Book\textbf{Cash Book}
DateParticularsAmount ($)DateParticularsAmount ($)
20162016
Jan 1To Capital A/c25,000Jan 3By Purchases A/c10,000
Jan 4To Sales A/c6,000Jan 3By Cartage A/c200
Jan 10To Ram A/c1,000Jan 12By Shivan A/c2,600
Jan 15To Sales A/c8,400Jan 18By Furniture A/c5,000
Jan 27To Commission A/c1,500Jan 20By Advertisement A/c500
Jan 24By Noel A/c4,000
Jan 25By Wages A/c400
Jan 28By Drawings A/c2,200
Jan 31By Salary A/c700
Jan 31By Balance c/d16,300
Total41,900Total41,900
Feb 1To Balance b/d16,300
  • Explanation:
    • All cash receipts are recorded on the debit side (left).
    • All cash payments are recorded on the credit side (right).
    • The transaction "Purchased goods from Bridget on credit" on Jan 20 is a credit transaction and does not involve cash, so it is not included in the cash book.
    • The closing balance (Balance c/d) is calculated as Total Debits - Total Credits.
    • The closing balance is then brought down as the opening balance (Balance b/d) for the next month.

The final cash balance at the end of January 2016 is 16,300\boxed{\text{16,300}}.

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