Christine Bianca Chua - Module 3 Session 3.1 - The-Entrepreneur-Tracking-His-Resources - Learning Tasks

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MODULE 3 SESSION 3.

1:

THE ENTREPRENEUR TRACKING HIS RESOURCES

Christine Bianca B. Chua


Name: __________________________________________ 10/11/2021
BSA 1-B Date: ___________________

Let’s Try This!

1. List 3 items that bring money into the business and 3 items on which you think the business spend
money.
2. Draw a simple cash book using the information from the list.
Activity 1. Cash Book
Left Side Receipts (Money in) Payments (Money out) Right Side

Date Details Amount Date Details Amount


received paid

November Sold 1 box of writing Php. November Purchasing Php.


8, 2021 notebook 2,800.00 7, 2021 supplies or stocks 2,000.00

November Received payment Php. November Payment for Php. 320.00


9, 2021 for buying t-shirts 3,452.00 8, 2021 transportation
and school supplies
November Sold pencil and Php. November Payment for utilities Php 1,500.00
10, 2021 books. 1,870.00 8, 2021 and salaries

Geniva Nario, CAR MEntrep & Mar Belgica, Entrep Module in The Entrepreneurial Mind

Bicol University
August 2020 College of Business, Economics, and Management – Entrepreneurship Department
2. Let’s Try This!

Record the following transactions in the Debtor’s Book.

Lemonade stand has a regular client (who owns a canteen) to whom you sell bottles of lemonade juice.
This client is called Tycoon Z.
1. On 07/07/20 Tycoon Z buys 1000 bottles at P15 each (1000 x P15 = P15,000) on credit.
2. On 15/07/20 Tycoon Z makes a partial payment of P5,000. On the same day Tycoon Z buys 500
bottles at P15 each on credit again.
3. On 30/07/20 Tycoon Z pays all the remaining debts.

Activity 2. Debtor’s Book

CUSTOMER’S NAME: TYCOON Z

Date Details Qty Amount Amount Balance Sign


sold on received
credit

07/07/20 Sold bottles 1000 pcs. Php. Php. TYCOON


on credit 15,000.00 15,000.00 Z’s
signature

15/07/20 Partial Php. Php. TYCOON


Payment 5,000.00 10,000.00 Z’s
signature

15/07/20 Sold bottles 500 pcs. Php. Php. TYCOON


on credit 7,500.00 17,500.00 Z’s
signature

30/07/20 Paid in full Php. Php. 0.00 TYCOON


17,500.00 Z’s
signature

Geniva Nario, CAR MEntrep & Mar Belgica, Entrep Module in The Entrepreneurial Mind
Bicol University
August 2020 College of Business, Economics, and Management – Entrepreneurship Department
3. Let’s Try This!

Record the following transactions in the Creditor’s Book.

Bottle Cup Ltd. usually buys bottles from the Bottler B Manufacturer on credit, and clears the debts after
selling the products.

- On 15/7/20 bought 8,000 bottles at P 10 each.


- On 16/7/20 bought 15,000 bottles at P 10 each.
- On 17/7/20 bought 20,000 at P 10 each.
- On 18/7/20 paid P300,000.

How much money does Bottle Cup Ltd owe to Bottler B Manufacturer? Bottle Cup Ltd owes Php.
130,000.00 to Bottler B Manufacturer

Activity 3. Creditor’s Book


Bottler B Manufacturer

Bottler Cup
Bought 8,000 Php. Php.
15/7/20 Ltd’s
bottles pcs 80,000.00 80,000.00 signature
16/7/20 Purchased 15,000 Php. Php. Bottler Cup
bottles pcs 150,000.00 230,000.00 Ltd’s signature
17/7/20 Bought 20,000 Php. Php. Bottler Cup
bottles pcs 200,000.00 430,000.00 Ltd’s signature
Partial Php. Php. Bottler Cup
18/7/20
Payment 300,000.00 130,000.00 Ltd’s signature

Good job! Now you can do bookkeeping using the 3 basic books i.e. cash book, debtor’s book, and

creditor’s book. Now, let us learn how to price and cost your products or services.

Bicol University
August 2020 College of Business, Economics, and Management – Entrepreneurship Department

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