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Transaction Entries, Posting, Trial Balance, and Adjusting Entries Huang Karate School began business on June 1....

Transaction Entries, Posting, Trial Balance, and Adjusting Entries Huang Karate School began business on June 1. Transactions for June are as follows:

1 Po Huang contributed his personal funds in exchange for
common stock to begin the business. $11,500
2 Purchased equipment for a total of 6,750
Paid cash of $1,150, with the balance due in 30 days.
3 Paid 6 months' rent. 7,452
4 Paid one-year premium on liability insurance. 876
5 Paid June newspaper advertising. 625
6 Billed participants for karate lessons to date. 6,200
7 Received from a local company funds to conduct 3 sessions. 1,455
The 3 sessions will be June 29, July 6, and July 13, with a cost per session of 485
8 Collected on account from participants. 5,800
9 Paid to repair damage caused by an errant kick. 675
10 Billed participants for karate lessons to date. 6,000
11 Paid assistants' wages. 650

Required
Using the following accounts: Cash; Accounts Receivable; Prepaid Rent; Prepaid Insurance; Equipment; Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment; Accounts Payable; Utilities Payable; Unearned Karate Fees; Common Stock; Retained Earnings; Karate Fees Earned; Advertising Expense; Repairs Expense; Wages Expense; Rent Expense; Insurance Expense; Depreciation Expense-Equipment; and Utilities Expense.

a. Record the transactions in the general journal.

b. Post the transactions to the ledger accounts.

c. Prepare an unadjusted trial balance as of June 30.

d. Prepare and record the adjusting entries for rent expense, insurance expense, depreciation expense, utilities expense, and karate fees earned in the general journal. Depreciation expense for June is $90 and estimated utilities expense for June is $200. Post the adjusting entries to the ledger accounts in part b.

a.

Description Debit Credit
To record issuance of common stock.
Cash
To record purchase of equipment.
To record payment of 6 months rent.
Paid one-year premium on liability insurance.
Paid for June newspaper advertising.
To record billings for karate classes.
Received advance payment for participants.
Collection on account from participants
To record repair to damaged wall.
Billed participants for lessons given.

Paid assistants wages.

b.

Cash
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Accounts Receivable
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Unearned Karate Fees
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Utilities Expense
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Accounts Payable
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Common Stock
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Karate Fees Earned
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Wage Expense
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Repairs Expense
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Utilities Payable
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Accum. Depr.-Equipment
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Advertising Expense
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Prepaid Insurance
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Insurance Expense
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Equipment
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Prepaid Rent
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Rent Expense
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c.

HUANG KARATE SCHOOL
Unadjusted Trial Balance
June 30
Debit Credit
Cash $Answer $Answer
Accounts Receivable Answer Answer
Prepaid Rent Answer Answer
Prepaid Insurance Answer Answer
Equipment Answer Answer
Accounts Payable Answer Answer
Unearned Karate Fees Answer Answer
Common Stock Answer Answer
Karate Fees Earned Answer Answer
Repairs Expense Answer Answer
Advertising Expense Answer Answer
Wages Expense Answer Answer
Totals $Answer $Answer

d.

Description Debit Credit
To record June rent expense.
To record June insurance expense.
To record June depreciation on equipment.
To record estimated June utilities expense.

To record portion of advance payment earned in June.

Solutions

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Part A:

Event Account Debit Credit
1 Cash $ 11,500
1 Common Stock $ 11,500
2 Equipment $    6,750
2 Cash $    1,150
2 Accounts Payable $    5,600
3 Prepaid Rent $    7,452
3 Cash $    7,452
4 Prepaid Insurance $        876
4 Cash $        876
5 Advertising Expense $        625
5 Cash $        625
6 Accounts Receivable $    6,200
6 Karate Fees Earned $    6,200
7 Cash $    1,455
7 Unearned Karate Fees $    1,455
8 Cash $    5,800
8 Accounts Receivable $    5,800
9 Repairs Expense $        675
9 Cash $        675
10 Accounts Receivable $    6,000
10 Karate Fees Earned $    6,000
11 Wages Expense $        650
11 Cash $        650

Part B:

Account Event Debit Credit Balance
Accounts Payable 2 5600 5600
Balance 5600
Accounts Receivable 6 6200 6200
8 5800 400
10 6000 6400
Balance 6400
Advertising Expense 5 625 625
Balance 625
Cash 1 11500 11500
2 1150 10350
3 7452 2898
4 876 2022
5 625 1397
7 1455 2852
8 5800 8652
9 675 7977
11 650 7327
Balance 7327
Common Stock 1 11500 11500
Balance 11500
Equipment 2 6750 6750
Balance 6750
Karate Fees Earned 6 6200 6200
10 6000 12200
unadjusted Balance 12200
16 485 12685
Balance 12685
Prepaid Insurance 4 876 876
Unadjusted Balance 876
13 73 803
Balance 803
Prepaid Rent 3 7452 7452
Unadjusted Balance 7452
12 1242 6210
Balance 6210
Repairs Expense 9 675 675
Balance 675
Unearned Karate Fees 7 1455 1455
Unadjusted Balance 1455
16 485 970
Balance 970
Wages Expense 11 650 650
Balance 650
Rent expense 12 1242 1242
Balance 1242
Insurance Expense 13 73 73
Balance 73
Depreciation Expense 14 90 90
Balance 90
Acc Dep 14 90 90
Balance 90
Utilities Expense 15 200 200
Balance 200
Utilities Payable 15 200 200
Balance 200

Part C

HUANG KARATE SCHOOL
Unadjusted Trial Balance
Jun-30
Debit Credit
Cash $      7,327
Accounts Receivable $      6,400
Prepaid Rent $      7,452
Prepaid Insurance $         876
Equipment $      6,750
Accounts Payable $           -   $      5,600
Unearned Karate Fees $           -   $      1,455
Common Stock $           -   $     11,500
Karate Fees Earned $           -   $     12,200
Repairs Expense $         675
Advertising Expense $         625
Wages Expense $         650
Totals $     30,755 $     30,755

Part D

Adjusting:
12 Rent Expense $    1,242 7452/6
12 Prepaid Rent $    1,242
13 Insurance Expense $          73 876/12
13 Prepaid Insurance $          73
14 Depreciation Expense-Equipment $          90
14 Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment $          90
15 Utilities Expense $        200
15 Utilities Payable $        200
16 Unearned Karate Fees $        485
16 Karate Fees Earned $        485

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