In: Accounting
Record the following journal entries for Jordan Hospital, a private hospital.
1. Received contributions for new radiology equipment, $300,000.
2. Purchased investments for long-term portfolio, $100,000.
3. Purchased new radiology equipment for $250,000.
4. Patient service revenue provided to patients was $5,000,000. Of that amount, the hospital had contractual adjustments for $300,000 and $100,000 for charity services. Cash received upon time of services rendered was $100,000. $200,000 of the services rendered is expected to be uncollectible.
IN THE BOOKS OF JORDAN HOSPITAL-JOURNAL
DATE | DETAILS | DEBIT | CREDIT |
1 | CASH | $300000 | |
RADIOLOGY EQUIPMENT | $300000 | ||
2 | INVESTMENT | $100000 | |
ACCOUNT PAYABLE/CASH | $100000 | ||
3 | RADIOLOGY EQUIPMENT | $250000 | |
CONTRIBUTION | $50000 | ||
CASH | $300000 | ||
4 | CASH | $100000 | |
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLES | $4900000 | ||
SERVICE REVENUE | $5000000 | ||
CHARITY ($300000+$100000) | $400000 | ||
CASH | $400000 | ||
BAD DEBTS | $200000 | ||
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLES | $200000 |