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Record the adjusting entries in the general journal and post them to the ledger accounts and...

Record the adjusting entries in the general journal and post them to the ledger accounts and include narrations and dates. Then prepare the adjusted trial balance.

  1. On August 2, Paid $2200 cash for August salon rent.
  2. On August 4, Incurred $380 of advertising costs due in 20 days
  3. On August 5, Purchased salon equipment for $120
  4. On August 7, Paid for supplies (shampoos, creams, and gels) $350
  5. On August 8, received $280 for selling gels
  6. On August 12, paid $180 water bill
  7. On August 12, paid $160 for electricity bill
  8. On August 14, incurred $1050 for the business’s bank loan due in 14 days
  9. On August 16, purchased a new chair set up for $400
  10. On August 17, paid the amount due for the influencer $380 for advertising
  11. On August 19, paid $90 for my internet bill
  12. On August 21, received for $200 selling of shampoos
  13. On August 23, paid $110 for insurance
  14. On August 24, cleaner $110
  15. On August 27, paid $1050 for the business’s bank loan
  16. On August 28, gas bills $35
  17. On August 30, extra salary cost to a new trainee $400
  18. On August 30, purchased a new tv screen $600
  19. On August 30, paid $6000 in salaries for the month of August.
  20. On August 30, received $14000 from haircuts services during the month of August. And $500 of selling gels, creams, and shampoos

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Date Account Titles and explanations Debits Credits
2-Aug Rent expense $   2,200.00
       Cash $   2,200.00
(paid rent)
4-Aug Advertising expense $      380.00
          Accounts payable $      380.00
(advertising accrued)
5-Aug Equipment $      120.00
          Cash $      120.00
(purchased equipment)
7-Aug Supplies $      350.00
          Cash $      350.00
(purchased supplies)
8-Aug Cash $      280.00
                Sales Revenues (Supplies) $      280.00
(Revenue incurred for Cash)
12-Aug Utility bills $      180.00
          Cash $      180.00
(paid water bill)
12-Aug Utility bills $      160.00
          Cash $      160.00
(paid electricity bill)
14-Aug Cash $   1,050.00
        Bank Loan $   1,050.00
bank loan borrowed)
16-Aug Furniture $      400.00
       Cash $      400.00
(purchased a new chair)
17-Aug Accounts Payable $      380.00
          Cash $      380.00
(Paid Accounts payable for advertising)
19-Aug Utility bills $        90.00
       Cash $        90.00
(paid internet bill)
21-Aug Cash $      200.00
               Sales Revenue (supplies) $      200.00
(Revenue incurred for Cash)
23-Aug Insurance expense $      110.00
         Cash $      110.00
(insurance paid)
24-Aug Cleaning expense $      110.00
         Cash $      110.00
(paid cleaner)
27-Aug Bank loan $   1,100.00
       Cash $   1,100.00
( bank loan repaid)
28-Aug Utility expense $        35.00
            Cash $        35.00
(Paid gas bill)
30-Aug Salary expense $      400.00
          Cash $      400.00
(Paid to  trainee)
30-Aug Equipment $      600.00
        Cash $      600.00
(TV Purchased)
30-Aug Salary expense $   6,000.00
       Cash $   6,000.00
(Salaries Paid)
30-Aug Cash $ 14,500.00
       Service revenue $ 14,000.00
       Sales Revenue $      500.00
(Revenues incurred for Cash)

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