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Bank and J. Kamati Account Entries

The document outlines the double entry accounting for Bank Account and J. Kamati's Account, detailing transactions such as capital introduction, expenses, purchases, and receipts. It also includes Jenny Jones Account transactions, highlighting credit sales, returns, and payments. Key points summarize the fundamental principles of double entry accounting for various transactions.

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Bank and J. Kamati Account Entries

The document outlines the double entry accounting for Bank Account and J. Kamati's Account, detailing transactions such as capital introduction, expenses, purchases, and receipts. It also includes Jenny Jones Account transactions, highlighting credit sales, returns, and payments. Key points summarize the fundamental principles of double entry accounting for various transactions.

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1. Bank Account and J.

Kamati’s Account – Explanation and Double Entry

(a) Bank Account

Date Entry Explanation Double Entry (Accounts affected)


Debit: Bank Account $25,000
Capital $25,000 Owner introduced capital (increase in asset).
Aug 1
(debit side) into the bank. Credit: Capital Account $25,000
(increase in owner’s equity).
Debit: Rent Expense Account $4,000
Rent $4,000 (increase in expense).
Aug 2 Paid rent by cheque.
(credit side) Credit: Bank Account $4,000
(decrease in bank balance).
Debit: Purchases Account $2,850
Purchases $2,850 Bought goods for cash (by (increase in expenses/inventory).
Aug 5
(credit side) cheque). Credit: Bank Account $2,850 (reduce
bank balance).
Debit: Bank Account $3,000 (increase
Cash was banked
Aug Cash $3,000 in bank balance).
(transferred from cash to
20 (debit side) Credit: Cash Account $3,000 (reduce
bank).
cash in hand).
Debit: Bank Account $2,460 (increase
Aug J. Kamati $2,460 Received cheque from J. in bank balance).
28 (debit side) Kamati for payment. Credit: J. Kamati’s Account $2,460
(reduce debtor’s balance).
Aug Balance c/d Closing bank balance to be No double entry (balance carried
31 $18,690 carried down to next month. forward).

(b) J. Kamati’s Account

Double Entry (Accounts


Date Entry Explanation
affected)
Debit: Purchases Account $2,600
(increase in expense).
Purchases $2,600 Goods purchased on credit
Aug 9 Credit: J. Kamati’s Account
(credit side) from J. Kamati (supplier).
$2,600 (increase in liability to
supplier).
Debit: J. Kamati’s Account
Aug Bank $2,460 $2,460 (reduces liability).
Paid J. Kamati by cheque.
28 (debit side) Credit: Bank Account $2,460
(reduce bank balance).
Aug Balance c/d $140 Closing balance shows amount No double entry (balance carried
31 (debit side) owed to J. Kamati at month-end. forward).

2. Jenny Jones Account – Explanation and Double Entry


Double Entry (Accounts
Date Entry Explanation
affected)
Debit: Jenny Jones Account
$2,600 (increase in
Sales $2,600
Jan 4 Goods sold on credit to Jenny Jones. receivables).
(debit side)
Credit: Sales Account $2,600
(increase in revenue).
Debit: Sales Returns Account
Returns $150 Jenny Jones returned goods worth $150 (reduces revenue).
Jan 6
(credit side) $150. Credit: Jenny Jones Account
$150 (reduces receivable).
Debit: Bank Account $2,454
Received payment by cheque from
Jan Bank $2,454 (increase in bank balance).
Jenny Jones (after any discount or
19 (credit side) Credit: Jenny Jones Account
deductions).
$2,454 (reduce receivable).
Debit: Jenny Jones Account
$3,300 (increase in
Jan Sales $3,300
Additional credit sales to Jenny Jones. receivables).
21 (debit side)
Credit: Sales Account $3,300
(increase in revenue).
Jan Balance c/d Closing balance shows amount owed No double entry (balance
31 $3,300 by Jenny Jones at month-end. carried forward).

✅ Summary of Key Points

1. Capital introduced: Debit bank, credit capital.


2. Expenses paid: Debit expense, credit bank.
3. Purchases on credit: Debit purchases, credit supplier.
4. Receipts from debtors: Debit bank, credit debtor.
5. Returns inwards (sales returns): Debit sales returns, credit debtor.
6. Closing balances are carried forward without double entry.

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