In: Accounting
Thunderduck Car Repair
Post-Closing Trial Balance
December 31, 2XX1
Debit Credit
Cash 4.965
Accounts receivable 2.150
Supplies 870
Prepaid rent 850
Building 79.000
Equipment 119.500
Accumlated depreciation 37.500
Accounts payable 5.875
Utilities payable 710
Salaries and wages payable
2.235
income tax payable 5.890
Notes payable 31.400
Common stock 95.000
Retained Earnings 28.725
Total 207.335 207.335
January Transactions
1-thg 1 Performed car repair services and received cash at the time of sale, $4,350.
2-thg 1 Paid for the car parts purchased on account last year, $790.
4-thg 1 Paid wages and salaries for $2,575, part of which was accrued in December.
10-thg 1 Paid the utility bill that was already accrued in December in utilities payable.
16-thg 1 Collected cash from credit sales made last year, $1,800.
20-thg 1 Purchased $4,500 of equipment, paid $2,250 cash and issued a note for $2,250.
22-thg 1 Performed car repair services on account, $3,940.
27-thg 1 Paid dividends to the company's owners, $300.
January Adjusting Entries
31-thg 1 The estimated depreciation on building and equipment is $770.
31-thg 1 One month of rent has expired, $850.
31-thg 1 The annual interest rate is 4% on all notes and paid quarterly. It was last paid on Dec 31 of the prior year. Round to the nearest dollar.
31-thg 1 The supplies remaining at the end of the month was $680.
31-thg 1 Accrued wages and salaries worked in January that will be paid 2-4, $1,790.
31-thg 1 The estimated income taxes for the month is $655.
Note:
1. Financial statements are prepared based on adjusted trial balance figures. Adjusted trial balance figures taken from the ledger accounts before posting the closing entries.
2- Interest expense on Notes payable is $ 107 = (31400*4%*1/12)+(2250*4%*1/12*11/31), [Note payable beginning of $ 31400 and issue $ 2250 on January 20, hence first note is held for complete month, but second note is held only for 10 days in the January month.
3- Supplies expense = $ 190 [870-190]