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Bills Receivable Book:

Learning Objectives:

  1. Define and explain bills receivable book.

  2. Prepare a bills receivable book and post into ledger.

Definition and Explanation:

Bills receivable book is used to record the bills received from debtors. When a bill is received, details of it are recorded in the bills receivable book.

Posting:

In the ledger the account of the person from whom each bill is received is credited with the amount of that bill and the periodical total of the book is posted to the debit of bills receivable account.

the bills receivable book is ruled according to the requirements of a particular account.

Format of Bills Receivable Book:

The following is the format of bills receivable book:

(1) Bills Receivable Book

No. of Bills Date From whom received Drawer Acceptor Where payable Term Due date L.F. Amount Remarks
                     

(2) Bills Receivable Book

Date From whom received Term Due date L.F. Amount
           

Example:

From the following transactions of a trader prepare the bills receivable book and post it into ledger:-

1991  
January 5 Drew a bill on Abdullah & Co. at 2 m/d for $700.
"     10 Acceptance received from Rahim Bakhish at 3 m/d for $ 1,000.
"     20 A. Riaz gives his acceptance at 3 m/d for $800.
"     30 Bill at 2 m/d for $100 is drawn on Bashir.

Solution:

Bills Receivable Book

Date Particulars Term Due Date L.F. Amount

1991
Jan. 5
"  10
"  20
"  30
 


Abdullah & Co.
Rahim Bakhish
A. Riaz
Bashir

 


2 m/d
3 m/d
3 m/d
2m/d


March 8
April 13
"     21
March 3
  $
700
1,000
800
100
 
2,600

Bills Receivable Account

1991
Jan. 30


By Sundries as per B/R Book
 

$
2,600

 


 

 

Abdullah & Co.

 


 


 

1991
Jan. 5

 


By Bill receivable

$
700

Rahim Traders

 


 

 

 

1991
Jan. 10

 


By Bill receivable

$
1,000

A. Riaz

 


 


 

1991
Jan. 30

 


By Bill receivable

$
800

Bashir

 


 


 

1991
Jan. 30

 


By Bill receivable

$
100

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  9. Sales Day Book

  10. Sales Returns Book

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