In: Accounting
e) Journal Entries: |
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Date |
Acc Titles |
Dr. $ |
Cr. $ |
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1-Sep |
Cash |
10000 |
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5% Note payable |
10000 |
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(borrowed from bank to sign two years) |
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2-Sep |
Rent exp. |
500 |
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Cash |
500 |
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(rent paid) |
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8-Sep |
Salaries exp. |
1050 |
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Cash |
1050 |
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(salaries paid) |
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12-Sep |
Cash |
1500 |
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Acc Receivable |
1500 |
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(cash collected) |
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15-Sep |
Cash |
5700 |
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Service revenue |
5700 |
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(cash services made) |
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17-Sep |
supplies |
1300 |
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Acc Payable |
1300 |
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(supplies purchased on account) |
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20-Sep |
Acc Payable |
2300 |
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Cash |
2300 |
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(creditors paid) |
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21-Sep |
Telephone exp. |
200 |
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Cash |
200 |
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(telephone bill paid) |
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22-Sep |
Salaries exp. |
1050 |
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Cash |
1050 |
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(salaries paid) |
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27-Sep |
Acc Receivable |
900 |
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Service revenue |
900 |
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(credit services made & billed) |
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29-Sep |
Cash |
550 |
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Unearned revenue |
550 |
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(cash reced. For future services) |
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30-Sep |
J.Abbot drawings |
800 |
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Cash |
800 |
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(withdrawals for personal use) |
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Adjusting entries: |
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30-Sep |
supplies exp. |
8800 |
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supplies |
8800 |
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(supplies exp. Booked) |
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30-Sep |
Salaries exp. |
630 |
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Salaries payable |
630 |
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(accrued salaries booked) |
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30-Sep |
Dep. Exp. |
1800 |
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Acc dep. |
1800 |
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(depreciation booked on equip.) |
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30-Sep |
Unearned revenue |
500 |
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Service revenue |
500 |
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(unearned revenue earned) |
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30-Sep |
Interest exp. |
42 |
(10000*5%/12) |
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Interest payable |
42 |
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(interest made payable) |
f) Adjusted Trial Balance |
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Acc Titles |
Dr. $ |
Cr. $ |
Calculations: |
Cash |
14640 |
2790+10000-500-1050+1500+5700-2300-200-1050+550-800 |
|
Acc Receivable |
7310 |
7910-1500+900 |
|
supplies |
1000 |
8500+1300-8800 |
|
Equipment |
9000 |
9000 |
|
Acc Dep-equip |
3600 |
1800+1800 |
|
Acc Payable |
2100 |
3100+1300-2300 |
|
Salaries payable |
630 |
630 |
|
Interest payable |
42 |
42 |
|
Unearned revenue |
450 |
400+550-500 |
|
Note payable |
10000 |
10000 |
|
J. Abbot Capital |
21200 |
21200 |
|
J.Abbot drawings |
16400 |
15600+800 |
|
Service revenue |
56700 |
49600+5700+900+500 |
|
Rent exp. |
6000 |
5500+500 |
|
Salaries exp. |
27300 |
24570+1050+1050+630 |
|
Telephone expn |
2430 |
2230+200 |
|
supplies exp. |
8800 |
8800 |
|
Dep exp. |
1800 |
1800 |
|
Interest exp. |
42 |
42 |
|
Total |
94722 |
94722 |
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g) Income Statement: |
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Amount $ |
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Service revenue |
56700 |
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Less:Expenses: |
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Rent exp. |
6000 |
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Salaries exp. |
27300 |
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Telephone expn |
2430 |
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supplies exp. |
8800 |
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Dep exp. |
1800 |
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Interest exp. |
42 |
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Total expenses |
46372 |
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Net Income |
10328 |
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Statement of Equity owners: |
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opening balance |
21200 |
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add: Net Income |
10328 |
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less: Withdrawal |
16400 |
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closing balance |
15128 |
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Balance Sheet: |
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Assets: |
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Cash |
14640 |
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Acc Receivable |
7310 |
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supplies |
1000 |
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Current assets |
22950 |
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Equipment |
9000 |
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Acc Dep-equip |
-3600 |
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Total Assets |
28350 |
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Liabilities & Equity: |
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Acc Payable |
2100 |
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Salaries payable |
630 |
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Interest payable |
42 |
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Unearned revenue |
450 |
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Current liabilities |
3222 |
||
Note payable |
10000 |
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J. Abbot Capital |
15128 |
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Total Liabi. & Equity |
28350 |
h) Post closing entries: |
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30-Sep |
Service Revenue |
56700 |
|
Income summary |
56700 |
||
(revenues transferred to income summary) |
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30-Sep |
Income summary |
46372 |
|
Rent exp. |
6000 |
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Salaries exp. |
27300 |
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Telephone expn |
2430 |
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supplies exp. |
8800 |
||
Dep exp. |
1800 |
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Interest exp. |
42 |
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(expense transferred to income summary) |
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i) Post closing trial balance: |
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Acc Titles |
Dr. $ |
Cr. $ |
|
Cash |
14640 |
||
Acc Receivable |
7310 |
||
supplies |
1000 |
||
Equipment |
9000 |
||
Acc Dep-equip |
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