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Inter Company Transactions

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  • November 5, 2014 at 5:48 pm #207862
    Kiara
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    For the following question;
    X’s (parent) receivables include a debt of $2900 due from Y (subsidiary). Y’s current liabilities include a debtvof $2500 due to X. The difference is cash in transit.

    I know for cash in transit you,
    DR.Cash
    CR. Receivables

    However on doing that my CSoFP doesn’t balance and has a difference of 400.
    Where am I going wrong?
    I have also cancelled 2500 and 2900 from the respective recdivable and payable.

    November 6, 2014 at 6:55 am #207942
    MikeLittle
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    I hope that you have those last two amounts transposed! The cancellation should be Credit $2,900 from receivables, Debit $2,500 from payables and Debit $400 into cash.

    You may have forgotten the $400 or double counted it.

    I suggest that you deal with the two elements of the question separately.

    Dr cash, Cr receivables $400

    and then cancel, but not $2,900 against $2,500. There’s now only $2,500 left in receivables after you have put through the above entry for $400

    Does that solve your problem?

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