Transactions: Late January - MYOB AccountRight Practice Set
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Practice set for MYOB AccountRight with transactions from late January 2017 including sales, returns, payments, and more. Learn how to record transactions and prepare a bank deposit slip.
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10/9/2017Transactions: Late January https://www.perdisco.com/elms/qsam/html/qsam.aspx1/5 • • • • • • • • • Completed: 80% (approximately) Remaining pages: up to 2.00 hours Time frames are only a guide. You may take more or less time to complete each page. Your grading outcome (still in progess) Awarded Points Total Points Prior to this page217240 On this page3132 After this page0137 Total248409 MYOB Learning Centre MYOB Learning Centre Quick reference guide Information from previous pages Welcome page Academic honesty MYOB AccountRight Practice Set Australian Edition 3, Updated for MYOB v19 Feedback:Transactions: Late January This is a feedback page. Please review this page carefully. It includes the original questions along with grading of your responses and detailed feedback. After you have reviewed this feedback page, clickContinueat the bottom of this page for the next page of your practice set. It is now the last day of January Leonardo gives you the final list of transactions to record in MYOB. The following list shows transactions that occurred throughout late January up to 31 January 2017: Transactions from late January 2017 23 Radio Hut returned 3 units DK800 desktop computers that were originally purchased on 18 January, for $2,530 each (includes 10% GST) original Invoice #3099. Leonardo issued a credit note (negative invoice) #3100 for the return of the above items and applied that credit note to the original invoice. 24 Sold items on credit to Turbo Tech. Some of these items were previously ordered on 12 January, Customer PO#3989. Forwarded Invoice #3098 and delivered the following items to Turbo Tech: 2 units BlueBerry phones for $1,980 each (includes 10% GST) 7 units NR759 video recorders for $1,430 each (includes 10% GST) 3 units Swish Phones for $2,101 each (includes 10% GST). 24 Returned 6 faulty BlueBerry phones that were purchased on 9 January (original Purchase #345) for $1,254 each (includes 10% GST). The reference number for this purchase return is Purchase #348. JCN Electrical authorised the return and issued credit note Supplier Inv#VCM0001 which is to be applied to Invoice No. 695. 29 Issued Cheque No. 4029 to JCN Electrical for the full balance outstanding on the account. 31 Received Cheque No. 636 from Pikea in full payment of Invoice No. 3093, ID #CR000007. 31 Issued Cheque No. 4030 for $2,720 to pay for the current month's salary of the sales consultant. The base salary for the month was $3,200 and Leonardo calculated the Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) tax withheld using a new tax table as $480. No other taxes or allowances applied. 31 Issued Cheque No. 4031 for $2,975 to pay for the current month's salary of the accountant. The base salary for the month was $3,500 and Leonardo calculated the Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) tax withheld using a new tax table as $525. No other taxes or allowances applied. 31 Issued Cheque no. 4032 for the amount of $1,210 (includes 10% GST) to Integer Energy for payment of the electricity bill BookmarkPrevious pagesCompleted By: CarolineAye17Bookmark Status: Pending
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10/9/2017Transactions: Late January https://www.perdisco.com/elms/qsam/html/qsam.aspx2/5 1. 2. 3. 4. • • • • • • • • General instructions Navigating your practice set Accounting policies and procedures Creating the company file Setup information Spend money (first transaction) Transactions list (to 21 January) Trial balance (at 21 January) 1-1110Cheque Account 1-1200Accounts Receivable for the current month. 31 Paid $1,870 (includes 10% GST) to Vopstra for the current month's phone bill, Cheque no. 4033. 31 Issued Cheque No. 4034 for $230 to EastPac Bank for the current month's interest on bank loan (use the FRE tax code). Once you have entered those transactions into MYOB, Leonardo instructs you to prepare a bank deposit slip for any cheque received throughout late January and print a more up-to-date trial balance. As usual, he will ask you to answer several questions about MYOB to test that you really know how to perform the given tasks. Instructions Use MYOB to record all of the late January transactions for Intermaweb Computer. Note that this period includes one or more payroll transactions and that the dollar amounts to be recorded may be different to the amounts automatically calculated by your MYOB software. As a result you may be required to manually adjust the amounts automatically calculated by your software so that they match the amounts in your transaction list. We strongly suggest that you read the payroll sectionof the learning centre before entering any payroll transactions. Use MYOB to create a bank deposit slip as of 31 January 2017 in MYOB (ID #CR000008) and include all of the cheques received during the late January period into that deposit slip. Use MYOB to print the latest trial balance for Intermaweb Computer that does not include accounts with zero balances in MYOB. Then, transcribe your answers into the trial balance provided on this page. The trial balance below requires more input from you than those you have completed previously. The accounts are not provided to you. Instead, you must construct the trial balance from the detailed accounts list of Intermaweb Computer. In the trial balance below, select accounts by clicking on '(select)' in the Account column. A popup window will appear where you select the appropriate account and your selection will automatically populate the Account # column. Next, enter the balance of each account into the appropriate columns of your trial balance. Answer all of the questions about MYOB that are presented on this page. The trial balance: Late January The trial balance for Intermaweb Computer as of 31 January 2017 is shown below. Remember that account numbers will be automatically populated into the Account # column based on the selections made in the Account column. Intermaweb Computer Trial Balance January 2017 Account # AccountYTD Debit ($)YTD Credit ($) (select)973930 (select)666950
10/9/2017Transactions: Late January https://www.perdisco.com/elms/qsam/html/qsam.aspx4/5 1. 2. 1-1200Accounts Receivable66,695 1-1210Less Prov'n for Doubtful Debts727 1-1300Inventory83,240 1-1400Office Supplies2,197 1-1500Prepaid Rent6,000 1-3110Property & Equipment at Cost52,000 1-3120Property & Equipment Accum Dep16,324 2-1200Accounts Payable45,398 2-1310GST Collected15,406 2-1330GST Paid9,457 2-1420PAYG Withholding Payable2,925 2-1800Short Term Loans13,000 2-2100Bank Loans46,000 3-1100Share Capital45,000 3-8000Retained Earnings109,485 4-1100Sales Revenue236,797 5-1100Cost of Sales161,537 6-1100Depreciation Expense16,324 6-1800Office Supplies Expense2,277 6-1930Salaries Expense21,709 6-2200Telephone Expense5,485 6-2420Electricity Expense4,540 6-2500Bank Charges36 6-2600Bad Debts Expense1,482 9-1000Interest Expense690 Total:531,062531,062 Questions on MYOB (Q=412.F.M.LJTB.P1.Q2) After you have recorded the given transactions in MYOB, Leonardo asks you to perform the following steps in MYOB and then identify the column that is not part of the window that appears after those steps have been completed: From the Sales Command Centre, click Sales Register. In the Sales Register window that appears, click the Orders tab. Select the column that is not part of the window that appears after the above steps are performed: Customer Cust PO# Debit Amt
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