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Andrews [41]
3 years ago
9

Nakashima Gallery had the following petty cash transactions in February of the current year.

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artcher [175]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

(‘1)      

Date         Account Details                       Debit             Credit

Feb 2        Petty Cash                              400

                  Cash                                                            400

Petty cash fund established

(‘2)   Nakashima Gallery  - Petty Cash Reconciliation Report for the month of February

Custodian Name- Chole Addison

Date                Expense                        Description                   Amount ($)

Feb 5           Office Supplies              Bond paper for copier         14.15

Feb 9      Merchandise Inventory   Shipping charges as per

                                                     FOB shipping point term         32.50

Feb 12       Postage Expense     Paid towards express mail for

                                                 communication with client             7.95

Feb 14      Mileage Expense     Paid to Adina Sharon for

                                       reimbursement of mileage expense          68

Feb 20        Office Supplies       Stationery purchased                    67.77

Feb 23       Delivery Expense    Courier charges paid as per

                            FOB destination term for sale of merchandise      20

Feb 25    Merchandise Inventory   Shipping charges as per

                                                    FOB shipping point term         13.10

Feb 27     Postage expense        Postage expenses paid               54

Total Receipts to be reimbursed (a)                        277.47

Total Cash on Hand                                                    120.42

Total Cash and Receipts                                              397.89

Cash Short ( 400-397.89) (b)                                          2.11

Total to be replenished (a+b)                                         279.58

Please issue a cheque in the amount of $ 279.58 payable to petty cash custodians.

Sorting of Expense

Expense                              Amount              

Delivery Expense                       20        

Merchandise Inventory            45.60

Mileage Expense                      68

Office Supplies                        81.92

Postage                                    61.95

Total                                         277.47

(‘3)

Date              Account Details               Debit                     Credit

Feb 28        Delivery Expense               20

              Merchandise Inventory         45.60

                  Mileage Expense               68

                    Office Supplies              81.92

                       Postage                    61.95

              Cash Short and Over           2.11

                        Cash                                                       279.58

To record the replenish of petty cash

Feb 28             Petty Cash                   100

                         Cash                                                         100

To record the increase in petty cash level up to $ 500.

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