Urgent help for expert questions about accounting entries Thank you very much

Updated on educate 2024-07-21
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    The specific process is as follows: Step 1: The financial accountant reviews the original vouchers collected, reviews the legitimacy and authenticity of the bills, and signs the original vouchers after the audit and submits them to the financial manager for review and signature The second step:

    Classify the original voucher signed by the financial manager and hand it over to the general manager for approval Step 3: Make the accounting voucher after the original voucher approved by the general manager, and print it for the financial manager to review.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    1 borrow; Raw material 20000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Input Tax) 3400

    Borrow; Bank deposit 15000

    Accounts payable 8400

    2.Borrow; Production cost 35000

    Borrow; Raw material 35000

    3.Borrow; Fixed assets 29000

    Borrow; Bank deposit 29000

    4.Borrow; Bank deposit 80000

    Borrow; Paid-up capital 80000

    Borrow; Bank deposit 6000

    Borrow; Accounts receivable 6000

    5.Borrow; Production cost 23800

    5800 for administrative expenses

    Borrow; Wages payable 29600

    6.Borrow; Cash 30600

    Borrow; Bank deposit 30600

    7.Borrow; Wages payable 29600

    Borrow; Cash 29600

    8.Borrow; Administrative fee 500

    Borrow; Cash 500

    9.Borrow; Accounts payable 4500

    Tax payable - VAT 3000 not paid

    Borrow; Bank deposit 7500

    10.Borrow; Item 59800 in stock

    Borrow; Production cost 59800

    11.Borrow; Administrative Fee 2300

    Borrow; Accumulated depreciation 2300

    12.Borrow bank deposit 60000

    Accounts receivable 16050

    Borrow; The main business income is 65000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 1105013Borrow; The cost of main business is 33500

    Borrow; 33500 items in stock

    14.Borrow; Principal business tax and surcharge 4800

    Borrow; Taxes payable - urban construction and maintenance tax payable 480015Borrow; Administrative Fee 5180

    Operating expenses 6220

    Finance Fee 1200

    Borrow; Bank deposit 12600

    16.Borrow; Cash 900

    Borrow; Non-operating income 900

    Borrow; Non-operating expenses 800

    Borrow; Cash 800

    17.Borrow; Income tax 1400

    Borrow; Tax Payable – Income Tax Payable 1400

    18.Borrow; Short-term borrowing 30000

    Long-term borrowing 20000

    Borrow; Bank deposit 50000

    19.Borrow; Profit for the year 61700

    Borrow; No cost of main business 33500

    Principal business tax and surcharge 4800

    Non-operating expenses 800

    Operating expenses 6220

    Finance Fee 1200

    Administrative expenses 13780

    Income tax 1400

    Borrow; Non-operating income 900

    The main business income is 65000

    Borrow; Profit for the year 65900

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    (1) On April 2, the first machine tool factory of the account opening unit applied for a short-term loan of 200,000 yuan, which was approved by the credit department and issued on this day to transfer the deposit account of the factory.

    Borrow: short-term loan - 200,000 for the first machine tool factory

    Credit: demand deposit - 200,000 for the first machine tool factory

    2) On April 6, the short-term loan of 150,000 yuan of the textile factory of the city where the account was opened expired, and the funds in the account of the unit were paid without money, and the bank transferred it to the overdue loan account of the unit according to the regulations.

    Borrow: Overdue loan - City Textile Mill 150,000

    Credit: Short-term loan - 150,000 for the city textile mill

    3) On April 7, a garment factory of the account opening unit returned a short-term loan of 100,000 yuan borrowed on February 7, with a monthly interest rate of 6, which was paid from its deposit account together with the loan interest.

    Borrow: demand loan - a garment factory 101200

    Credit: Interest income - short-term loan interest income 100,000 * 6 * 2 = 1,200

    Short-term loan - 100,000 for a garment factory

    4) On April 10, the first department store of the account opening unit applied for discounting with the acceptance draft of the same city bank, the amount of the draft was 200,000 yuan, and the maturity date of the bill of exchange was July 4, which was accepted after examination and approval by the credit department. (The monthly discount rate is 5).

    days, 200000*84*5 30=2800

    Debit: Discount --- bank acceptance bill account 200000

    Demand deposit--- First Department Store 197200

    Credit: Interest Income--- Discount Interest Income 2800

    5) On April 15, the acceptance bank recovered the discounted amount of 35,000 yuan of bank acceptance bills transferred back by the same city construction bank.

    Debit: 35000 deposited with the interbank bank

    Credit: Discount 35000

    3. A commercial bank prepares accounting entries for the following operations.

    1) Deposit 100,000 yuan in cash to ** bank.

    Debit: Deposit** bank money 100,000

    Credit: Cash 100000

    2) Borrow 1 million yuan from ** bank.

    Debit: Deposit** bank funds of 1,000,000

    Credit: Borrow 100,000 from **bank

    3) Return the funds borrowed from ** bank of 1 million yuan and the loan interest of 20,000 yuan.

    Borrow: Borrow 1000000 from **bank

    Current expenditures of financial enterprises 20,000

    Credit: Deposit** bank money 1,020,000

    4) Loan 600,000 yuan to Bank D in the same city.

    Debit: Deposit** bank funds 600,000

    Credit: Peer Lending --D Bank 600,000

    5) Borrowed 900,000 yuan from Bank B in the same city.

    Debit: Deposit** bank money 900,000

    Credit: Peer Lending - Bank B 900000

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1) Borrow: 200 management fees

    Credit: Cash on hand 200

    2) Borrow: cash in hand 10,000

    Credit: Bank deposit 10000

    3) Borrow: bank deposit 685000

    Credit: Paid-in capital 685,000

    4) Borrow: raw materials.

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable.

    Credit: Bank Deposit 500005), Loan: Bank Deposit 99600

    Credit: Accounts receivable--- Dafa 99600

    6) Borrow: inventory goods - CD-ROMs.

    The tax payable --- VAT (input tax).

    Credit: Accounts Payable - Schmidt 8000

    7) Borrow: Management Expenses - Business Entertainment 12000 Credit: Bank Deposits 120008), Borrow:

    Selling expenses 1800 cash in hand 200 credit: other receivables 20009), debit: production costs --A4 paper 50000 credit:

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    1 Borrow: sales expenses - advertising expenses 5000, credit: bank deposits 5000

    2 Borrow: materials in transit - 30 000 for material A, 34 000 for material B

    Debit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Input Tax) 10880

    Credit: Accounts payable 74880

    3 (1) Allocation of freight:

    aMaterial = 2800 (30+40)x30=1200

    b material = 2800 (30 + 40) x 40 = 1600

    Borrow: materials in transit - material A 1200, material B 1600

    2) At the end of the month, the materials arrive and are inspected in the warehouse.

    Borrow: raw material - a material 31200, - b material 35600

    4 Borrow: other receivables - Luo Limin 1 000, credit: cash in hand 1000

    5 Credit: Accounts receivable 46,800, Credit: operating income 40,000, Credit: tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 6,800

    6 Borrow: production cost - 18 000 yuan for product A, 16 000 yuan for product B, borrow: 7 000 yuan for manufacturing expenses, 5 000 yuan for management expenses, and 46 000 yuan for employee remuneration payable

    7 Loan: Bank deposit 58,500, Credit: operating income 50,000, Credit: tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 8,500

    9 Borrow: 600 for management expenses, 600 for bank deposits

    10 Borrow: manufacturing expenses 5,200, credit: accumulated depreciation 5,200

    11 Borrow: Inventory goods - 35,000 for product A, 45,000 for product B

    Credit: Production cost - 35 000 for product A, 45 000 for product B

    12 Borrow: operating costs 44,000, credit: inventory goods - product A 24,000, - product B 20,000

    13 (1) Credit: Profit and loss of property to be disposed of: Raw materials 1120, Credit: Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Input Tax Transfer) Note: It is incorrect that the input tax is not mentioned in the question).

    2) Borrow: Non-operating expenses - extraordinary losses Credit: Profit or loss of property to be disposed of.

    14 (1) Borrow: operating income 90,000, credit: profit of the year 90,000

    2) Borrow: profit for the year 59,720, credit: sales expenses 5,000, management expenses 5,600, operating costs 48,000, non-operating expenses 1,120

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    I won't, I'm a big idiot

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