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Prepare the Debtors Journal and Creditors Journal for the following transactions, assuming a 60% mark-up on cost.
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Here are the required journals:
1.1.1 Debtors Journal (DJ)
The Debtors Journal records all credit sales. The profit mark-up is 60% on cost, meaning Selling Price = Cost Price 1.6.
Step 1: Calculate sales and cost of sales for credit transactions.
- March 1: Sold merchandise to M Minnie for R 3 800.
- Sales:
- Cost of Sales:
- March 8: Sold goods to L Lulu with a cost price of R 1 600.
- Cost of Sales:
- Sales:
Step 2: Prepare the Debtors Journal.
1.1.2 Creditors Journal (CJ)
The Creditors Journal records all credit purchases.
Step 1: Calculate amounts for each credit purchase.
- March 3: Consumable stores from Barney Traders:
- March 7: Goods from Teddy Suppliers:
- March 14: From Queen Suppliers:
- Laptops: (Equipment)
- Merchandise: (Trading Stock)
- Stationery:
- Total for Queen Suppliers:
- March 20: Goods from Ziggy Suppliers with 10% trade discount:
- March 25: Delivery van from Reasonable Cars:
- Total cost:
- Cash paid (25%): (This is not a credit purchase)
- Credit portion (balance): (Vehicles)
Step 2: Prepare the Creditors Journal.
1.1.3 Creditors Allowances Journal (CAJ)
The Creditors Allowances Journal records all returns to suppliers.
Step 1: Calculate amounts for each return.
- March 16: Damaged goods returned to Teddy Suppliers (cost price): (Trading Stock)
- March 27: One laptop returned to Queen Suppliers (from March 14 transaction): (Equipment)
Step 2: Prepare the Creditors Allowances Journal.
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