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Tom Smith opend a repair business on may 1 2017, called Smith Repairs. During the first...

Tom Smith opend a repair business on may 1 2017, called Smith Repairs. During the first month of opertaions the firm had the following transactions.

May 1 invested 20,000 in cash in the business
May 2 paid rent for 900
May 5 Purchased office suppiles with cash 300
May 8 Bought equipment for 8,000 on accountant
may 12 performed services for 5,000 in Cash
may 19 paid electric bill 250
may 20 paid 1200 for a one year insurance policy
may 21 paid employees 750 for the month
may 30 Smith Withdrew 500 for personal use



Record these transactions of the General Jorunal
Post Transactions to the General ledger
Compelete the worksheet using the following information for adjustments
a.One month of insurance has expired
b. After a count of supplies it was determited that only 100 of supplies remained
c. Wages earned but unpaid amounted to 200
d. Depercation on the equipment was 50
4.Prepare income stament
5. Prepare a stament of Owners equity
6. Prepare A Balance Sheet
7. Jornalize and post adjusting entries
8. Jornalize and post closing entries
9. Preapare a Post closing trial balance

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Tom Smith
General Journal  
Date Journal Amount (DR) Amount (CR)
01-May Cash $                       20,000.00
     To Smith's Capital $                               20,000.00
(Being amount invested in business)
02-May Rent $                             900.00
      To Cash $                                     900.00
(Being amount of Rent Paid)
05-May Office Supplies $                             300.00
      To Cash $                                     300.00
(Being amount of Office supplies purchased)
08-May Equipment $                         8,000.00
     To Account Payable $                                 8,000.00
(Being amount of Equipment Purchased)
12-May Cash $                         5,000.00
      To Service Revenue $                                 5,000.00
(Being amount of Service Revenue)
19-May Electricity Expenses $                             250.00
      To Cash $                                     250.00
(Being amount of electicity expenses paid)
20-May Prepaid Insurance $                         1,200.00
      To Cash $                                 1,200.00
(Being amount paid for one year insurance)
21-May Wages $                             750.00
      To Cash $                                     750.00
(Being amount paid for salaries expenses)
30-May Smith's Drawings $                             500.00
      To Cash $                                     500.00
(Being amount of Smith withdraw for personal use)
Adjusting Entries
Date Particular Amount (Dr) Amount(Cr)
31-May Insurance=($1200/12) $                             100.00
     To Prepaid Insurance $                                     100.00
(Being amount of one month insurance expired)
31-May Supplies Expenses($300-$100) $                             200.00
        To Supplies $                                     200.00
(Being amount of supplies expenses)
31-May Wages $                             200.00
      To Wages Payable $                                     200.00
(Being amount of Wages earned but unpaid)
31-May Deoreciation $                               50.00
      To Accumulated Depreciation $                                       50.00
(Being amount of Depreciation)
Cash A/c Balance
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
01-May Smith's Capital $                       20,000.00 $          20,000.00
02-May Rent $                                     900.00 $          19,100.00
05-May Office Supplies $                                     300.00 $          18,800.00
12-May Service Revenue $                         5,000.00 $          23,800.00
19-May Electricity Expenses $                                     250.00 $          23,550.00
20-May Prepaid Insurance $                                 1,200.00 $          22,350.00
21-May Employees Salaries $                                     750.00 $          21,600.00
30-May Smith's Drawings $                                     500.00 $          21,100.00
Smith's Capital Balance
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
01-May Cash $                               20,000.00 $ 20,000.00
Rent
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
02-May Cash $                             900.00 $                900.00
Office supplies
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
05-May Cash $                             300.00 $                300.00
31-May Office Supplies Expenses $                                     200.00 $                100.00
Office supplies Expenses
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May $                             200.00 $                200.00
Office Equipment
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
08-May Accounts Payable $                         8,000.00 $            8,000.00
Service Revenue
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
12-May $                                 5,000.00 $    5,000.00
$                         -  
Electricity Expenses
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
19-May Cash $                             250.00 $                250.00
Prepaid Insurance
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
20-May Insurance $                         1,200.00 $            1,200.00
31-May $                                     100.00 $            1,100.00
Insurance
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May Prepaid Insurance $                             100.00 $                100.00
Wages
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
21-May Cash $                             750.00 $                750.00
31-May Wages Payable $                             200.00 $                950.00
Smith's Drawings
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May Cash $                             500.00 $                500.00
Wages Payable
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May Wages $                                     750.00 $        750.00
Depreciation
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May Accumulated Depreciation $                                       50.00 $          50.00
Accumulated Depreciation
Date Title Debit   Credit Debit Credit
31-May Depreciation $                               50.00 $                  50.00
Tom Smith
Adjusted Trial Balance
Trial Balnce
Particular Amount (Dr) Amount (Cr)
Cash= $                       21,100.00
Office Supplies $                             100.00
Prepaid Insurance $                         1,100.00
Equipment $                         8,000.00
Accounts Payable $                                 8,000.00
Wages Payable $                                     200.00
Accumulated Depreciation $                                       50.00
Smith's Capital $                               20,000.00
Smith's Drawings $                             500.00
Service Revenue $                                 5,000.00
Wages Expenses $                             950.00
Electricity Expenses $                             250.00
Office Supplies expenses $                             200.00
Insurance $                             100.00
Rent Expenses $                             900.00
Depreciation $                               50.00
Total $                       33,250.00 $                               33,250.00
Income Statement
September 31st
Service Revenue $                                 5,000.00
Expenses
Wages Expenses $                             950.00
Electricity Expenses $                             250.00
Office Supplies expenses $                             200.00
Insurance $                             100.00
Rent Expenses $                             900.00
Depreciation $                               50.00
$                                 2,450.00
Net Income $                                 2,550.00
Balance Sheet as at November 30th,2013
Assets
Current Assets
Cash $                       21,100.00
Office Supplies $                             100.00
Prepaid Insurance $                         1,100.00
Total Current Assets $                               22,300.00
Office Equipment $                         8,000.00
Less : Accumulted Depreciation $                             (50.00) $                                 7,950.00
Total Assets $                               30,250.00
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable $                         8,000.00
Wages Payable $                             200.00
Total Current liabilities $                                 8,200.00
Smith's Capital $                       20,000.00
Add: Net Income $                         2,550.00
Less: Drawings $                          (500.00) $                               22,050.00
Total Liabilities & Stockholder's equity $                               30,250.00

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