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Pаrt A Yоu mаy wish tо use the link belоw to аccess a blank ledger template Sol Accounts Blank Ledgers A.docx Prepare the cash and associated ledgers for Mr Hansen. You represent him in an insurance claim matter. The Balance in the Cash Office Account is £8,000 The Balance in the Cash Client Account in £4,000 1.1.2x - Mr Hansen sends you £300 on account of costs. 2.1.2x - You pay an accounting expert fee of £200 from office account on behalf of Mr Hansen 3.1.2x - You pay a forensic expert fee of £200 from office account on behalf of Mr Hansen 4.1.2x – You transfer any available from client to office account to reimburse your disbursements on Mr Hansen 5.1.2x - You pay a medical expert fee of £400 plus VAT – The invoice is addressed to Mr Hansen 6.1.2x - You pay a counsel fee of £300 plus VAT on behalf of Hansen – The invoice is made to the firm, but you add the name and address of Mr Hanson. 7.1.2x - You receive £100,000 in settlement of the Hansen matter from AXA Insurance Company 8.1.2x - Mr Hansen is looking to buy an investment property with the money. He tells you to hold the money on his behalf. You keep the money in the general client account. 9.2.2x - The purchase of the investment property completes. You send £100,000 to Santander Bank 10.2.2x - Mr Hansen is entitled to interest on the money you held for him. You calculate that he is owed £100. You pay the sum from the office account into the client bank account. 11.2.2x – You send Mr Hansen a bill for your services of £600 plus VAT at the current rate plus any outstanding disbursements. 12.2.2x - Mr Hansen sends you a cheque for the balance of the bill and VAT less what you hold on his behalf 13.2.2x – You transfer the remaining cash in Mr Hansen’s account in balance of your outstanding bill. (35 Marks)
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