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Jimmy Adams , on March 1st 2020, started a new accounting practice called X-Factor Accounting with...

Jimmy Adams , on March 1st 2020, started a new accounting practice called X-Factor Accounting with the aim to provide the book keeping services to small and medium business organization in Lower Mainland. During its first month of operations following transactions have occurred.

March 1st - Adams invested $ 50,000 in cash and office equipment worth $ 12,000.

March 1st - Paid $ 9,000 cash for three months rent for an office, in advance.

March 2nd - Paid $ 1,000 to Max Ads, for online advertisement.

March 3rd - Purchased office equipment woth $ 6,000 and Office Supplies worth $ 1,200 on credit.

March 5th - Completed a job for a client and imemdiately received $6,200 in cash.

March 7th - Purchased computers worth $ 5000 on credit.

March 11th - Paid the amount that was due from March 3rd transaction.

March 15th - Paid $ 3,000 for the annual premium on an insurance policy.

March 21st - Paid $ 300 for repairs of computers.

March 23rd - Completed work for another client for $ 15,850 on credit.

March 25th - Received a telephone bill for $ 500 and is not paid yet.

March 27th - Adams withdrew $ 3,500 cash from business to pay personal expenses.

March 30th - Purchased $ 650 worth office supplies on credit.

March 31st - Paid salries worth $ 5,000 .

March 31st - Received $ 4,500 as partial payment for the work completed on March 23rd.


Prepare the following

a. Record the journal entries in the books of X-Factor Accounting for the month of March 2020.

b. Post the amonts to respective T Accounts

c. Prepare Trial Balance for X-Factor Accounting as of March 31st 2020.   

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Expert Solution

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Date Particulars Debit Credit
March 1 Cash a/c 50000
Office Equipment a/c 12000
Adam's Equity a/c 62000
March 1 Prepaid Office Rent a/c 9000
Cash a/c 9000
March 2 Max ads-Advertisment Expense a/c 1000
Cash a/c 1000
March 3 Office Equipment a/c 6000
Office Supplies a/c 1200
Accouts Payable a/c 7200
March 5 Cash a/c 6200
Service Revenue a/c 6200
March 7 Computers a/c 5000
Accounts Payable a/c 5000
March 11 Accounts Payable a/c 7200
Cash a/c 7200
March 15 Insurance Premium a/c 3000
Cash a/c 3000
March 21 Repair Expense a/c 300
Cash a/c 300
March 23 Accounts Receivable a/c 15850
Service Revenue a/c 15850
March 25 Telephone Expense a/c 500
Telephone Bill Payable a/c 500
March 27 Adam's Equity a/c 3500
Cash a/c 3500
March 30 Office Supllies a/c 650
Accounts Payable a/c 650
March 31 Salaries a/c 5000
Cash a/c 5000
March 31 Cash a/c 4500
Accounts Receivable a/c 4500

Cash a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Adam's Equity a/c 50000 Prepaid Office Rent a/c 9000
Service Revenue a/c 6200 Max Ads-Advertisement Expense a/c 1000
Accounts Receivable a/c 4500 Accounts Payable a/c 7200
Insurance Premium a/c 3000
Repair Expense a/c 300
Adam's Equity a/c 3500
Salaries a/c 5000
Balance c/d 31700
60,700 60,700

Office Equipment a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Adam's Equity a/c 12000
Accounts Payable a/c 6000 Balance c/d 18000
18,000 18,000

Adam's Equity a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 3500 Cash a/c 50000
Balance c/d 58500 Office Equipment a/c 12000
62,000 62,000

Prepaid Rent a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 9000
Balance c/d 9000
9000 9000

Max Ads-Advertisment Expense

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 1000
Balance c/d 1000
1000 1000

Office supplies

Particulars $ Particulars $
Accounts Payable a/c 1200
A/c Payable a/c 650 Balance c/d 1850
1850 1850

Accounts Payable a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash 7200 Office Equipment a/c 6000
Office Supplies a/c 1200
Computers a/c 5000
Balance c/d 5650 Office Supplies 650
12850 12850

Service Revenue a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 6200
Balance c/d 22050 Accounts Receivable a/c 15850
22050 22050

Computers a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Accounts Payable a/c 5000
Balance c/d 5000
5000 5000

Insurance Premium a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 3000
Balance c/d 3000
3000 3000

Repair Expense a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 300
Balance c/d 300
300 300

Accounts Receivable a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Service Revenue a/c 15850 Cash a/c 4500
Balance c/d 11350
15850 15850

Telephone Expense a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Telephone Bill Payable a/c 500
Balance c/d 500
500 500

Telephone Bill Payable a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Telephone Expense a/c 500
Balance c/d 500
500 500

Salaries a/c

Particulars $ Particulars $
Cash a/c 5000
Balance c/d 5000
5000 5000

X-Factor Accounting's

Trial Balance as on 31st March 2020

Accounts Debit Credit
Cash a/c 31700
Office Equipment a/c 18000
Adam's Equity a/c 58500
Prepaid Rent a/c 9000
Max Ads-Advertisment Expense a/c 1000
Office Supplies a/c 1850
Accounts Payable a/c 5650
Service Revenue a/c 22050
Computers a/c 5000
Insurance Premium a/c 3000
Repair Expense a/c 300
Accounts Receivable a/c 11350
Telephone Expense a/c 500
Telephone Bill Payable a/c 500
Salaries a/c 5000
Total $86,700 $86,700

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