Christine Bianca Chua - Module 3 Session 3.1 - The-Entrepreneur-Tracking-His-Resources - Learning Tasks
Christine Bianca Chua - Module 3 Session 3.1 - The-Entrepreneur-Tracking-His-Resources - Learning Tasks
Christine Bianca Chua - Module 3 Session 3.1 - The-Entrepreneur-Tracking-His-Resources - Learning Tasks
1:
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
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2. Let’s Try This!
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.
Geniva Nario, CAR MEntrep & Mar Belgica, Entrep Module in The Entrepreneurial Mind
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August 2020 College of Business, Economics, and Management – Entrepreneurship Department
3. Let’s Try This!
Bottle Cup Ltd. usually buys bottles from the Bottler B Manufacturer on credit, and clears the debts after
selling the products.
How much money does Bottle Cup Ltd owe to Bottler B Manufacturer? Bottle Cup Ltd owes Php.
130,000.00 to 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.
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August 2020 College of Business, Economics, and Management – Entrepreneurship Department