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Question 1 : Use provided information to prepare [A] General Journal. [B] T-Account, [C] Prepare Adjusted...

Question 1 : Use provided information to prepare [A] General Journal. [B] T-Account,
[C] Prepare Adjusted Trial Balance

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[A] Prepare General Journal

  1. Company provided services $3,000 in cash
  2. Owner invested $1,000 in cash
  3. Company purchased office supplies $650 on account
  4. Company paid rent expense $5,000, Salary salaries expenses $1,500, Insurance Expenses $450
  5. Company sold inventory $600 on account

B] Prepare T-Account and Normal balance from the Table above

c)

                                                UNADJUSTED TRIAL BALANCE

           Debit

       Credit

Cash

Account Receivable

Inventory

Office Supplies

Account Payable

Owner investment

Service

Rent expenses

Salary expenses

Insurance expenses

TOTAL

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Expert Solution

Rules -

1- When asset increases, it is debited but when decreases, it is credited.

2- When liabilities increases, it is credited but when decreases, it is debited.

3- When Expenses occur , it is debited.

4- When revenue receives, it is credited.

Answer B -

T- Accounts

DR.   Cash   CR.

(1)     $ 3,000

$ 1,000     (2)

$ 5,000   (4)

$ 1,500   (5)

$ 450     (6)

Balance $ 4,950

  DR. Investment   CR.

(2)   $ 1,000

Balance $ 1,000

DR.   Service Revenue   CR.

$ 3,000.     (1)

$ 3,000 Balance

  

DR. Office Supplies   CR.

(3)    $ 650

Balance $ 650

DR.   Rent Expense   CR.

(4) $ 5,000

Balance $ 5,000

  

DR.   Accounts Payable   CR.

  

$ 650     (3)

$ 650. Balance

DR.   Inventory   CR.

$ 600   (7)

Balance$ 600

   

DR.  Insurance Expense   CR.

(6) 450

  

Balance $ 450

DR.  Salaries Expense   CR.

(5)   $ 1,500

  

Balance $ 1,500

   

DR.  Accounts Receivable  CR.

(7)   $ 600

  

Balance $ 600

  

Answer C -

Unadjusted Trial Balance

Account Title

Debit

Credit

Cash

4,950

Owner Investment

1,000

Accounts Receivable

600

Rent Expense

5,000

Office Supplies

650

Accounts Payable

650

Service Revenue

3,000

Insurance Expense

450

Salaries Expense

1,500

Inventory

600

Total

9,200

9,200

Answer A -

General Journal

Date

Particulars

Debit

Credit

1-

Cash

3,000

  Service Revenue

3,000

( Being service provided)

2-

Investment

1,000

     Cash

1,000

(Being cash Invested )

3-

Office Supplies

650

  Accounts Payable

650

(Being Office supplies purchased )

4-

Rent

5,000

  Cash

5,000

(Being rent paid )

5-

Salaries

1,500

     Cash

1,500

(Being salary paid )

6-

Insurance Expense

450

     Cash

450

(Being Insurance paid )

7-

Accounts Receivable

600

  Inventory

600

(Being Inventory sold )

Total

12,200

12,200


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