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Unit 5: Preparation of Journal, Ledger and Balancing




          5.5 Keywords                                                                          Notes

          Credit:  Giver in Personal Account, Going assets in Real Accounts and  Incomes in Nominal
          Accounts.

          Debit: Receiver in Personal Account, Coming Assets in Real Account and Expenses in Nominal
          Accounts.
          Double Entry System: Accounting which is based on the two aspects of the transactions.

          Journal: The primary book in which the transactions are recorded first time.
          Ledger: It is the classification of accounts in which various accounts are maintained.
          Nominal A/c.: Accounts of incomes, expenses and gains or losses.

          Personal A/c.: Accounts which are related to person, firms, companies and representatives.
          Process of Accounting: It includes the recording of transactions into Journal, classifying into
          Ledger and summarizing into Trial Balance and Final Accounts.

          Real A/c: All the assets accounts are included into it.
          5.6 Review Questions


          1.   What do you mean by Posting? Give the rules of posting.
          2.   What are the key steps in balancing a ledger A/c?
          3.   State the relation between journalizing and ledger posting with suitable examples.
          4.   Why is ledger known as the primary book or the principal-book of accounts? Can profit of
               the business and its financial position be known without maintaining ledger?
          5.   What is the rule for posting the debit account from the journal into the ledger account?
          6.   Why is ledger prepared?

          7.   Enumerate the various types of ledgers which may be maintained by a business.
          8.   Mr. Kamal Nath was doing a business as a cloth merchant. On 1st July, 2007 his assets were:
               Furniture and Office Equipment  =  12,500,  Stock  1,25,000 Cash in Hand  3,000, Bank
               Balance  42,500, Amounts due from Brijesh  6,000,  Amount due from Girijesh  7,500.
               On the date he owed  10,000 to Manish and  7,250 to Naresh. His transactions during the
               month were as follows. You have to Journalise these transactions and from that information
               prepare his Ledger.

               2008                                                                 ( )
               July 2  Sold cloth on credit to Xavier                             2,500
               July 3  Purchased cloth from Yogesh                               10,000
               July 4  Paid Rent by cheque                                        4,000
               July 5  Purchase of cloth by cheque                               10,000

               July 7  Cash sales                                                 2,250
               July 8  Received cheque from Brijesh                               5,900
                      Allowed him discount                                          100






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