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Question 1: Menara Wealth Management involved the following transactions during September 2020, the first month of...

Question 1:

Menara Wealth Management involved the following transactions during September 2020, the first month of its operation:

Date

Transactions

September 1

Started a financial planning services company by investing RM150,000 cash and office equipment of RM50,000.

2

Purchased RM12,000 of office equipment by cash.

3

Purchased RM3,000 of office supplies on credit.

4

Completed service for a client and received a payment of RM9,000 cash.

8

Completed service for Syarikat Bizara on credit amounted to RM17,000.

10

Paid the supplier for the office supplies purchased on 3 September.

14

Paid RM9,600 being the annual premium for an insurance policy.

18

Received payment in full from Syarikat Bizara for the service completed on 8 September.

27

Owner withdrew RM6,500 cash from the company for personal expenses.

30

Paid RM1,750 cash for the utility bills in September.

31

Received RM20,000 cash from a client for a financial service to be rendered next year.

           

Required:

  1. Prepare journal entries to record all of the above transactions.

(5.75)

  1. Post the journal entries to the relevant three column ledgers.

(6)

  1. Prepare the trial balance as at 30 September 2020.

(2.75)

Solutions

Expert Solution

1)

MENARA WEALTH MANAGEMENT
Journal entries
Date Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Sep-01 Cash 150000
Office equipment 50000
          To capital 200000
Sep-02 Office equipment 12000
          To cash 12000
( To record equipment purchased)
Sep-03 Office supplies 3000
          To accounts payable 3000
( To record purchase office supplies on credit)
Sep-04 Cash 9000
          To service revenue 9000
( To record service revenue)
Sep-08 Accounts receivable 17000
          To service revenue 17000
( To record service revenue)
Sep-10 Accounts payable 3000
          To cash 3000
( To record cash paid to creditor)
Sep-14 Insurance expenses 9600
          To cash 9600
( To record inusrance expenses)
Sep-18 Cash 17000
          To accounts receivable 17000
( To record cash received from debtor)
Sep-27 Drawings 6500
          To cash 6500
( To record drawings)
Sep-30 Utility expenses 1750
          To cash 1750
( To record paid utility bills)
Sep-31 Cash 20000
          To unearned revenue 20000
( To record unearned revenue)

2)

Cash
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
capital 150000
equipment office 12000
Service revenue 9000
accounts payable 3000
Insurance expenses 9600
Accounts receivable 17000
Drawings 6500
Utlity expenses 1750
Unearned revenue 20000
Balance 163150
Office equipment
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Capital 50000
Cash 12000
Balance 62000
Accounts payable
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
office supplies 3000
Cash 3000
Accounts receivable
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Service revenue 17000
Cash 17000
Service revenue
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Cash 9000
Accounts receivable 17000
Balance 26000
Office supplies
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Accounts payable 3000
Insurance
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Cash 9600
Drawings
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Cash 6500
Utility
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Cash 1750

3)

MENARA WEALTH MANAGEMENT
Trial balance
Particular Debit($) Credit($)
Cash 163150
office equipment 62000
Office supplies 3000
Accounts receivable 0
Capital 200000
Accounts payable 0
Unearned revenue 20000
Service revenue 26000
Insurance expenses 9600
Utility expenses 1750
Drawing 6500
Total 246000 246000

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