Answer :
To rectify the errors given and prepare the Suspense Account, let's pass the necessary rectifying entries step by step:
### Rectifying Entries:
1. **Rectify the overcast in Purchase Book by ` 100:**
Debit: Purchases Account (Decrease) - ` 100
Credit: Suspense Account - ` 100
2. **Rectify the overcast in Sales Book by ` 1,000:**
Debit: Suspense Account - ` 1,000
Credit: Sales Account (Decrease) - ` 1,000
3. **Goods purchased from Umakant, not posted to his account (` 800):**
Debit: Umakant's Account - ` 800
Credit: Purchases Account - ` 800
4. **Correct the posting to Commission account (` 570 instead of ` 500):**
Debit: Commission Account - ` 70 (Increase to correct to ` 570)
Debit: Suspense Account - ` 30 (Balance to Suspense Account for the difference)
Credit: Incorrect entry in Commission Account - ` 500
5. **Correct the sales to Bharati (` 4,400 instead of ` 4,000):**
Debit: Suspense Account - ` 400
Credit: Bharati's Account - ` 400
6. **Goods sold to 'X' (` 750) wrongly recorded in Purchases Book:**
Debit: X's Account - ` 750
Credit: Purchases Account - ` 750
### Preparing the Suspense Account:
Now, let's prepare the Suspense Account to reflect the adjustments made:
| Date | Particulars | Debit (`) | Credit (`) |
|------------|-----------------------------------------------|-----------|------------|
| | Balance b/d | 430 | |
| | To Purchases Account (overcast) | 100 | |
| | To Sales Account (overcast) | | 1,000 |
| | To Umakant's Account (goods not posted) | 800 | |
| | To Commission Account (incorrect posting) | 30 | 500 |
| | To Suspense Account (Bharati's sales correction)| 400 | |
| | To X's Account (goods wrongly recorded) | 750 | |
| Total | | 2,110 | 1,500 |
| | Balance c/d | 610 | |
| **Total** | | **2,540** | **2,540** |
### Explanation:
- **Suspense Account Balance Calculation:**
- Opening balance (initial difference) = ` 430 (Debit)
- Total debits = ` 2,110
- Total credits = ` 1,500
- Closing balance (now a credit balance) = ` 610
The Suspense Account now shows a credit balance of ` 610, indicating that errors have been rectified and the account is balanced. This balance should ideally be investigated further to ensure all transactions are correctly accounted for in the respective ledger accounts.