To address the question, we need to prepare the trade payables control account for the month of June and then reconcile it with the list of trade payables balances.
Step 1: Prepare the Trade Payables Control Account
Trade Payables Control Account for June 20.1:
Debit Side:
Balance c/d (carried down): R 16 , 812
Credit Side:
Balance b/d (brought down) from 31 May: R 16 , 571
Purchases Journal (Credit Purchases): R 17 , 350
Cash Payments Journal (Trade Payables Column): R 14 , 326
Settlement Discount Received: R 1 , 673
Purchases Returns Journal: R 3 , 750
Adjustments:
Correcting Invoice for Tims Ltd: Decrease by R 91 ( R 1 , 878 − R 1 , 787 )
Correct the error of R 60 not posted (Credit Note No 63)
Overcast correction: R 500 overlooked (add to debit side)
Total of Purchases Journal undercast: R 100 added (correcting undercast)
Step 2: Reconciliation
Total of Credit Balances (List): R 16 , 812
Total of Debit Balances: R 110
Total Errors and Adjustments Impact on Control Account:
Overcast of balances by R 500 (Add to trade payables)
Undercast purchases journal increased trade payables by R 100 (Add to purchases)
Thus, you reconcile the trade payables list with the control account by considering the adjustments for errors:
Adjusted Credit Balances:
Overcast to be adjusted by R 500 upon correction
Net balance on Control Account:
Final reconciled balance: : R 16 , 812
The completion of these entries will ensure that the trade payables ledger aligns with individual ledger balances by matching the totals including adjustments for errors.