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Candidate Name: Jamie Drummond Candidates No: Teacher: Miss Coote School: Frome Technical High School Centre No: Year: 2014-2015

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Candidate Name: Jamie Drummond

Candidates No:

Teacher: Miss Coote

School: Frome Technical High School

Centre No:

Year: 2014-2015

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IntroductionThis project is based on the operation of a sole trader type of business, which is owned by Alecia McNeil. The business specializes in selling pastries, and frozen products to local school tuck shops.

This entails all the business transactions and accounting transactions, aims and objectives about the business.

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AcknowledgementFirst I would like to thank my teacher Mrs.coote for walking me through this project.

Special thanks to my family for assisting me in the way they did and also my friends who assisted me in completing this SBA.

Thanks everyone your help was highly appreciated

Again many thanks.

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Content page

Description of business.................................................................................... 5

Actual accounting records....................................................................................6

Aims of project.....................................................................................................7

Books of origins..............................................................................................8-14

List of transaction..........................................................................................15-19

Trading profit and loss accounts..........................................................................20

Balance sheet.......................................................................................................21

Trial Balance………………………………………………..……….………….22

Interpretation of results...................................................................................23-24

Comparison.....................................................................................................25-26

Source documents...........................................................................................27-28

Performance of business.......................................................................................29

Conclusion............................................................................................................30

Recommendation..................................................................................................31

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Description of the Venture

The name of the business will be Alecia Enterprise. It’s located at Grange Hill square in Westmoreland. Alecia Enterprise is a sole trader type of business owned by Alecia; all the finances needed will be provided by Jamie. The business will be employing four individuals to carry out the daily functions of the business. Alecia offer a wide verity of frozen products and pastries. They provide excellent customer services and affordable prices; they are opened from 8:00 am – 8:30 pm on Mondays to Fridays.

Her aim is to provide the most delicious meals at the most affordable prices, they also provides clean spacious air condition environment for the comfort of their employees and customers.

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Actual Accounting RecordsThe actual accounting records kept were as follows:

The Ledger; the ledger is used to record the day to day transaction of the business.

The Trial Balance; the trial balance is used to check the arithmetically accuracy of the book keeping entries.

Trading and Profit loss account; is used to calculate the profit or loss made over a period of time.

Balance Sheet; this is a financial statement showing liabilities, assets and capital at the end of the accounting period.

Journal; a book of account used to record rare or exceptional transactions that should not appear in any other books of original entry in use.

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AIMS/OBJECTIVES

The aim of the project is to help me to fully develop my understanding and skills with the accounting ratios.

The objectives of this project are to: To have a better understanding of the book keeping in the records

management department. To have a vivid knowledge of the accounting equations and ratios.

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DR CR

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Date

Details

F Discount

Bank Cash

Date

Details F Discount

Bank Cash

May 1 Capital

GL

- 450,000

50,000

May1 Rent GL - 8,000 -

May6 Sales GL

- - 4,600 May2 Fixtures GL - 25,000 -

May 9

Sales GL

- 8,750 - May 14

Cremo ltd PL 3,975 11,925 -

May 26

Sa Primary

SL 100 1900 - May 17

Freezer GL - 15,000 -

May 21

Insurance GL - 25,000 -

May 24

Wages GL - 7,500 -

May 25

Electricity

GL - - 2,500

May 31

Crozy Jim

PL 1180 10,620 -

May 31

Toyota Ltd

GL - 2500 -

54,600

May 13

Balance C/D _______

332,650______

52,100

June 1

Balance b/d 100 52,100

5155 460,650

54600

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Date Detail F Amount Date Detail F Amount

The general Ledger

Rent

May 1 Bank CB 8000 May 31 Transfer to purchase GL 8000

Fixtures

May 2 Bank CB 25000 May 31 Transfer to Balance Sheet

25000

PurchaseMay 31 Sundry PJ 40700 May 31 Transfer to trading

A/C40700

Return outwards

May 31 Sundry RIJ 200 May 31 Transfer to trading 200Sales

May 31 Transfer to trading A/C

57150 May 6 Cash to CB 4600

May 9 Bank to CB 8750May 31 Sundry to SJ 43800

57150 57150Discount allowed

May 31 Sundry CB 100 May 31 Transfer to PL 100Discount Received

Transfer to PL 5155 Transfer to BS 5155Freezer

May 17 Bank to CB 1500 May 31 Transfer to BC 1500Insurance

May 31 Bank to CB 25000 May 31 Transfer to PL 25000Wages

May 24 Bank CB 25000 May 31 Transfer to PL 25000Electricity

May 25 Cash CB 2500 May 31 Transfer to PL 2500Toyota LTD

May 31 Bank CB 25000 May 17 Motor Van GL 100,000

May 31 Balance c/d 75000100,000 100,00

0June 1 Balance b/d 75,000

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DR CRDate Details Amount Date Details F Amount

Sales LedgerSav Primary Tuck

ShopMay 15 Sales SJ 2200 May 16 Return inwards RIJ 200

May 26 Discount CB 100May 24 Bank CB 10,000

2200 2200Godfery Stewart High

School Tuck ShopMay 23 Sales SJ 21,600 May 31 Balance c/d 21600June 1 Balance b/d 21,600

Frome Tuck ShopMay 8 Sales SJ 10,000 May 31 Balance c/d 10,000June 1 Balance b/d 10,000

Sav InfantMay 11 Sales SJ 10,000 May 31 Balance c/d 10,000June 1 Balance b/d 10,000

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Purchase Ledger

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Cremo LTDMay 14 Bank CB 11,925 May 6 Purchase PJ 15,900May Discount CB 3975

15,900 15,900

Crozy JimMay 30 Discount CB 1180 May 7 Purchase PJ 11800May 30 Bank CB 10,620 May 23 Purchase PJ 1,400May 31 Balance c/d 1,400

13,200 13200June 1 Balance b/d 1,400

Road RunnerMay 12 Return Outward

ROJ600 May 10 Purchase PJ 11600

May 31 Balance c/d 1100011600 11600

June 1 Balance b/d 11000

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Date Details Invoice Invoice AmountPurchase Journal

May 4 Cremo ltd. PL - 15,900May 7 Crozy Jim PL - 11,800May 1

0Road Runner PL - 11,600

May 28

Crozy Jim PL 1,400

May 31

Transfer to purchase GL - 40,700

Return Outwards JournalMay 1

2Road Runner PL - 600

May 31

Transfer to return outwards A/C GL - 600

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Date

Details Folio Invoice # Amount

Sales Journal

May 8 Frome Tech SL - 10,000

May 11 Sav Infant SL - 10,000

May 15 Sav Primary SL - 2,200

May 23 Godfery Stewart SL - 21,600

May 31 Transfer to sales A/C GL - 43,800

Return Inwards

May 16 Sav Primary SL - 200

May 31 Transfer A/C 200

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May 17, 2014

One hundred thousand dollars to Toyota ltd for100,000.00-------

the purchase of a motor van.

Toyota Ltd Alecia McNeil

Date : May 30, 2014To : Crazy Jim LTDFor : Frozen Novelties

Amount: $10620Acc No : 611230

Signature_________________________________

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Lodgement Form

Cash onlyNotes*1000*500*100*50Coins (s)

Cash total $

Cheque Only

Cheque total

Alecia Pastries

Date______________

National Commercial Bank

Name_________________________

From__________________________

Address_______________________

_____________________________

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Payments Must Be made by Certified Cheque Or cash only

Paid In by________________________________

Name_____________________________________

BANK COPY

`:0006 `:...077`:57*9990977

Cash Receipts

May 21,2014 33 23 112

Alecia McNeil 25,000 . Twenty five thousand dollars Payment for insurance Alecia Jamie $

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DEBIT NOTEALECIA’S SCHOOL’S PASTRY AND FROZEN ICECREAM

GRANGE HILL SQURE WESTMORELAND

TELEPHONE:(1876)331-2287 FAX:(1876)332-3190

ROAD RUNNNER INVOIVE NO. 0/38SAVANNALAMAR AMOUNT NO. P/4458

DATE:MAY 12,2014 WESTMORELANDJAMAICA

QUANTITYPER UNIT TOTAL

2 CHEESE CAKE 300 600

600

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CREIT NOTEALECIA’S SCHOOL’S PASTRY AND FROZEN ICECREAM

GRANGE HILL SQUARE WESTMORELAND

TELEPHONE:(1876)331-2287 FAX:(1876)332-3190

SAV PRIMARY INVOIVE NO. 0/37SAVANNALAMAR AMOUNT NO. P/4298

DATE: MAY 16,2014 WESTMORELANDJAMAICA

QUANTITYPER UNIT TOTAL

1 KIMO 200 200

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200

PURCHASE INVOICEALECIA’S SCHOOL’S PASTROY AND FROZNE ICECRAME

GRANGE HILL SQUARE WESTMORELAND

TELEPHONE:(1876)331-2287 FAX: (1876) 332-3190

CREMO LTD SAVNNALAMAR SALES INVOICE NO.. 9/34WESTMORELAND ACCOUNT NO. H/3752JAMAICA DATE: May 4, 2014QUANTITY PER UNIT TOTAL

15 KIMO 100 1500

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24 ICECREAM

12 KARZY

300

600

7200

7200

15900

SALES INVOICEALECIA’S SCHOOL’S PASTRY AND FROZEN ICECREAM

GRANGE HILL SQURE WESTMORELAND

TELEPHONE:(1876)331-22 FAX:(1876)332-3190

SAV PRIMARY TUCK SHOP INVOIVE NO. 0/35SAVANNALAMAR AMOUNT NO. P/3222WESTMORELAND DATE: MAY 15,2014 JAMAICA

1 DIPPER6 KIOM

LESS 5% TRADE DISCOUNT

1000200

100012001200

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As at the 1 of May to May 31 2015

Sales 57150Less Return Inwards 200Net Sales 56,950

Less Cost Of Goods SoldPurchase 40,700

- Return Outwards -60040,100

- Closing stock -23,400 16,70040,250

+ Discount Received 5155Gross Profit 45,405

Less ExpensesRent 8,000Discount Allowed 100Insurance 25000Wages 7500

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Electricity 2500 43,100Net Profit 2,305

Fixed AssetsFixtures 25,000Freezer 15,000Motor Van 100,000

140,000Current AssetsStock 23400 Debtors 41600Bank 332,605Cash 52,100

449,705Less Current LiabilitiesCreditor 12,400Toyota LTD 75,000 87,400

362,306

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Working Capital 502,305Financed byCapital 500,000+Net profit 2,305Working capital 502,305

DR CRCapital 500,000Rent 8,000Fixture 25,000Purchase 40,7 00Return Outwards 600Return Inwards 200Scales 57,150Discount Allowed 100Discount Receiver 5,155Freezer 15,000Motor Van 100,00

0Insurance 25,000Wages 7,500Electricity 2,500Toyota LTD 75,000Credit Crozy Jim & Road Runner 12,400

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Debtor (Frome, Sav Infant & Godfery Stewart) 41, 600Cash 52,100Bank 332,60

5_______

650,305

650,305

Alecia’s Enterprises started with 500,000 capital, 450,000 was place in the bank and the remainder kept as cash on hand

Net Profit as a percentage

¿ Net profitsales * 1000

p= 230557150 *100

=4.033%

For this period the business made a small profit.

Every business starts with an intention to make a profit, how well the business does depending the marketing of the products, getting customers to buy the

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product and keeping expenses at a low rate. We will no analyze how well School’s Pastry and Frozen Novelties is doing.

Gross Profit_* 100

Sales

45405 * 100__

557150

=8.16%

Gross profit as a percentage of sales ,this shows the gross profit made for every $100 of sales.

Working Capital= Fixed Assets +Current Asset – Current Liabilities

= $140000+49705-87400

= $502,305

This shows that the business has made back the money spent, however, this is the first year of the business it will improve for the other years.

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SALES VS PURCHASE

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40700

57150

PurchaseSales

This Graph shows that Alecia purchase is lower than her purchase this means that she made a profit for this period.

GROSS PROFIT AND NET PROFIT

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gross Profit Net Profit0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

45,000

50,000

Series 1

Graph showing gross profit and net proft

PRO

FIT

MAD

E

This shows that the gross profit is higher than the net profit because most of the business profits are in its stock.

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The business makes a profit even though a significant proportion of its money is in stock. The overall performance of the business was fair because the business manage to make a profit.

The aim of the project were achieved as standard accounting procedures were used to properly record all the transaction for the business. The accounting information

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provided was used to assess the performance of the business if it is making loss and indentifying areas for improvement. The information was also use full in recommendation to improve the business.

Alecia Should cut down on it purchase an sell of its stock before purchasing more. It is also recommended that Alecia should ensure that her selling prices are not too high but reasonable.

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May 1. Capital of $500,000. $450,000 bank, $50,000 cashMay 1. Paid rent by cheque $8000.May 2. Bought fixtures by cheque $25000.May 4. Bought the following items from Cremo Ltd. On credit: 15 Kimos, 24 Crazy, 24 ice cream cakes.May 6. Sold for cash 5 Kimo, 8 ice cream cakes.May 7. Bought from Crazy Jim on credit 4 Dipper and 12 Pizza.

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May 8.Sold to Frome Tech $10,000.May 9.Sold to Frome tuck shop by cheque 2 dipper and 6 pizzas.May 10. Bought on credit from road runner ltd 8 kimo, 36 cheese cakes.May 11. Sold on credit to Sav Infant, $10,000.May 12. Returned 2 cheese cakes to road runner.May 14. Paid Cremo Ltd for items supplied on May 4. We received 25% discount by cheque.May 15. Sold on credit to Sav primary tuck shop 1 dipper, 6 kimo.May 16.Sav Primary returned to us 1 Kimo.May 17. Bought freezer by cheque $15000.May 17. Bought a Motor Van on credit from Toyota $100000.May 21. Paid insurance for the year by cheque 25000.May 23. Sold on credit to Godfrey Stewart High tuck shop 10 Krozy, 18 Cheese Cake and Ice Cream Cake.May 24. Paid staff by cheque $7500.May 25. Paid electricity by cash $2500.May 26. Sav Primary tuck shop paid their account by cheque less 5% cash discount.May 28. Bought two Dipper from Crazy Jim on credit.May 30. Paid Crazy Jim by cheque for items received on May 7. We got a 10% discount.May 31. Paid Toyota Ltd. by cheque $25000.

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