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Question 5: Transaction analysis and recording                                  &nbsp

Question 5: Transaction analysis and recording                                                        

Transactions for Melbourne Consultants Ltd for the month of Jan 2020 are presented below:

Jan 2.        Shareholders invested $180,000 cash in exchange for shares in the business.

Jan 2.        Paid office rent of $4,800 for the month

Jan 3.        Purchased vehicle costing $22,000 for cash.

Jan 6.        Purchased equipment costing $10,000. $7,000 was paid in cash and the remainder on credit.

Jan 14.      Purchased office supplies on account for $325.

Jan 15.      Paid $2,500 for a one-year insurance policy.

Jan 20.      Received $5,000 cash for consulting services performed.

Jan 23.      Received $3,000 advance from a client for services that will perform next month.

Jan 28.      Paid receptionist $4,200 salary for the month.

Jan 31.      Paid dividends to shareholders of $700 which has been declared in October 2019.

Required

Journalise each transaction. Narrations are required

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Solution:

Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
Jan.2 Cash $        180,000
Common Stock $         180,000
(To record Common Stock Issued)
Jan. 2 Rent Expenses $             4,800
Cash $              4,800
(To record rent expenses)
Jan. 3 Vehicle $          22,000
Cash $            22,000
( To record vehicle purchase )
Jan. 6 Equipment $          10,000
Accounts payable $              3,000
Cash $              7,000
(To record equipment purchase)
Jan. 14 Office Supplies $                325
Accounts payable $                  325
(To record supplies purchase)
Jan. 15 Pepaid Insurance $             2,500
Cash $              2,500
(To record prepaid insurance)
Jan. 20 Cash $             5,000
Service Revenue $              5,000
(To record service revenue)
Jan. 23 Cash $             3,000
Unearned Service revenue $              3,000
(To record unearned service revenue)
Jan. 28 Salary Expense $             4,200
Cash $              4,200
(To record salary expenses)
Jan. 31 Dividend Payable $                700
Cash $                  700
[To record dividend paid]

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