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Problem 15 Jack Wicks is the owner and manager of the Rodeside Motel, which caters to...

Problem 15

Jack Wicks is the owner and manager of the Rodeside Motel, which caters to family travelers. He has hired you to do his bookkeeping. The following transactions occurred in August:

            a.     Cash of $1,000 was paid on August 15 for September’s rent.

            b.     Cash room sales of $15,000.

             c.     Room sales on account, $250.

            d.     Purchase of cleaning supplies for cash, $290.

            e.     Purchase of office supplies on account from Bing’s Office Supply Hut, $150.

             f.     New investment by owner of $1,000.

            g.     Payment on account (Bing’s), $50.

            h.     Rental income from vending machines, $75.

             i.     Payment of wages with cash, $5,700.

Further, he has account balances for the beginning of August as follows:

Cash                                                                        $   3,120

Accounts Receivable                                                    200

Cleaning Supplies                                                          30

Office Supplies                                                              100

Accounts Payable, Bing’s Office Supply Hut             50

Notes Payable                                                               400

Jack Wicks, Capital                                                   3,000

Required:

            1.     Enter the transactions into the general journal, showing debits and credits, and an explanation for each.

            2.     Open T–accounts for each balance sheet account as well as for the revenue and expense accounts. Enter the beginning balances.

            3.     Post the August transactions to the T–accounts. Determine the ending balance for each account.

            4.     Prepare a trial balance for August 31, 20X3.

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General Journal Debit ($) Credit ($)
a. Prepaid rent                 1,000
Cash               1,000
(to reord prepaid rent)
b. Cash              15,000
Sales evenue             15,000
(to record sales revenue for cash)
c. Account receivable                    250
Sales evenue                  250
(to record sales revenue on account)
d. Cleaning Supplies                    290
Cash                  290
(to record purchase of cleaning supplies for cash)
e. Office Supplies                    150
Account payable, Bing's Office Supply Hut                  150
(to record purchase of office supplies on account)
f. Cash                 1,000
Jack Wicks, Capital               1,000
(to record owner's investment)
g. Account payable, Bing's Office Supply Hut                      50
Cash                     50
(to record payment on aaccount)
h. Account receivable                      75
Rent revenue                     75
(to record rent revenue on account)
i. Wages expense 5700
Cash 5700
(to record wages expense)
Trial Balance
For the Month Ended August31, 20X3
Account Name Debit ($) Credit ($)
Cash              12,080
Account Payable, Bing's Office Supply Hut                  150
Jack Wicks, Capital               4,000
Office Supplies                    250
Cleaning Supplies                    320
Rent revenue                     75
Account receivable                    525
Sales revenue             15,250
Wages expense                 5,700
Prepaid rent                 1,000
Notes payable                  400
Totals              19,875             19,875

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