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Vitter Sugar Wholesale and Retail has just opened it s new accounting period.
March 1 Purchased 120 sacks of sugar for P 216,000 from Suga Sweet Corp.
12 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
15 Sold 100 sacks of sugar for cash, P 216,000.
16 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000.
26 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
28 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,000.
30 Jean Lapiz withdrew P 80,000 cash for personal use.
31 Sold 110 sacks of sugar for cash, P 237,600.
July 2 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full, less 1% discount, P 213,840, net of discount, P 2,160.
3 Purchased on account 90 sacks of sugar, P 162,000, terms 2/10, n/30.
9 Paid P 6,000 for rent on storage space.
10 Sold 85 sacks of sugar for cash, P 183,600.
12 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full, less discount.
13 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
17 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000.
18 Received collections in full from customers billed on June 27, P 129, 600.
23 Paid gas and oil on truck for the month, P 1,500.
25 Sold 45 sacks of sugar for cash, P 97,200.
28 Paid monthly instalment for truck, P 46,250.
29 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
31 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,000.
November 2 Purchased on account 100 sacks of sugar from Suga Sweet Corp., P 180,000 terms
2/10, n/30.
6 Paid P 6,000 for rent on storage space.
9 Sold 130 sacks of sugar for cash, P 280,800.
10 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000 and purchased P 3,500 of store supplies.
12 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full, less discount.
15 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
28 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
29 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,000.
January 1 Received P 250,000 loan granted by Metro Bank with 12% annual interest payable
monthly and principal be paid at the end of each year for two years.
3 Purchased store supplies for cash, P 3,000.
4 Purchased 250 sacks of sugar from Suga Sweet Corp. 120 sacks for cash and 130
sacks on account terms 2/10,n/30.
7 Paid one-year fire insurance, P 4,000.
9 Paid business permits to the city government, P 4,000.
12 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
15 Paid P 6,000 for rent on storage space.
17 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000.
20 Sold 200 sacks of sugar for cash, P 432,000.
23 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full.
27 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
28 Paid gas and oil on truck for the month, P 2,500.
30 Paid interest expense for the month, P 2,500.
30 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,000.
May 2 Paid gas and oil on truck for the month, P 3,000.
5 Purchased 180 sacks of sugar from Suga Sweet Corp. 90 sacks for cash and 90 sacks
on account terms 2/10, n/30.
8 Jean Lapiz withdrew P 120,000 cash for personal use.
10 Paid P 6,000 for rent on storage space.
14 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
15 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000.
16 Sold 210 sacks of sugar. 150 sacks for cash P324,000 and 60 sacks on account terms
2/10, n/30.
22 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full.
29 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
30 Paid interest expense for the month, P 2,500.
31 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,200.
September 2 Purchased on account 100 sacks of sugar from Suga Sweet Corp., P 180,000 terms
2/10, n/30.
8 Sold 105 sacks of sugar for cash, P 226,800.
10 Paid gas and oil on truck, P 3,200.
11 Paid P 6,000 for rent on storage space.
12 Paid Suga Sweet Corp. In full, less discount.
13 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
16 Paid store rent for the month, P 8,000.
21 Sold 50 sacks of sugar on account, P 108,000 terms 2/10, n/30.
28 Paid salaries to store employees, P 5,720.
29 Paid utilities expense for the month, P 3,000.
30 Paid interest expense for the month, P 2,500.