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Transactions in the month of January Make the daily entries Trial balance, T accounts and prepare...

 
Transactions in the month of January
Make the daily entries Trial balance, T accounts and prepare financial statements for the first quarter to March 31, 2020
01/01/2020
1. Portes Café Invested 39,000 to start new business.
2. First Month sales were 65,000
3. Purchase new equipment on account by 120,000 in 36 Monthly Payments.
4. Billed 5,000 in bread distributions.
5. Paid 3,000 in salaries
6. Borrowed 85,000 on a note in 65 monthly Payments.
7. Paid Utilities by 2,500
8. Prepaid Insurance to the year is 3,900
9. Paid Prepaid Rent to the year is 4,000
02/01/2020
10. Second Month Sales were 90,000
11. Paid Salaries by 3,600
12. Paid Utilities by 3,150
13. Collected total Amount billed of the month of jannuary.
14. Paid first amount of a note payable.
15. Paid First amount of the accounts payable Equipment
03/01/2020
16. Third Month sales were 150,000
17. Paid Salaries by 10,550
18. Paid Utilities by 4,560
19. Paid Second amount of a note payable
20. Paid Second amount of the accounts payable Equipment
21. Billed to customers 20,000 in bread distributions
22. Paid 8% Income Tax of the total sales
23. Depreciation of the equipment is to 5 years. First quarterly is $6,000
24. Collected 50,000 in unearned sales in bread distributions

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Journal Entries

Date Dr. Cr
1 01/01/2020 Cash A/c 39000
To Capital a/c 39000
( Being Inveted 39000 to start ne business)
2 Cash A/c 65000
To sales 65000
3 Equipment a/c 120000
To accounts payable 120000
(Eqipment acquired on36 monthly installments, consider installment starting from next month)
4 Debtors a/c 5000
To Sales 5000
(assumed that credit sales)
5 Salaries a/c 3000
To cash 3000
6 Cash a/c 85000
To borrowings a/c 85000
( Borrwed on Note on 65 installments)
7 Utilities expenses 2500
To cash 2500
8 Insurance Exp. 325
Prepaid Insurance 3575
To Cash 3900
(Being Insurance paid for the year, however for 1st month it is charged as expenses)
9 Rent exp 333
Prepaid Rent 3667
To cash 4000
(Being rent prepared for 11 months)
02/02/2020 Cash 90000
10 To sales 90000
11 Salries 3600
To Cash 3600
12 Utilities expenses 3150
To cash 3150
13 Cash ac 5000
To debtors 5000
(Collection of billed amount for bread distribution)
14 Accounts payable 3333
To cash 3333
(being installment paid for equipment purchase)
15 Notes payable 1308
To cash 1308
( being installment for borrowings)
16 Insurance exp 325
To Prepaid Insurance 325
(being reversal of prepaid insurance for the month of feb.)
17 Rent expenses 333
To Prepaid Rent 333
( being revarsal of prepaid rent)
18 01/03/2020 Cash 150000
To Sales 150000
19 Salaries 10550
To cash 10550
20 Utilities exp 4560
To cash 4560
21 Accounts payable 3333
To cash 3333
22 Notes payable 1308
to cash 1308
23 Debtors a/c 20000
To sales 20000
24 Depreciation 6000
To equipment 6000
25 Cash 50000
To advance from customer 50000
(being collected for unearned sales in bread)
26 Income Tax 26400
To cash 26400
(being 8% tax on sales paid)
27 Insurance exp 325
Prepaid insurance 325
28 Rent exp. 333
Prepaid rent 333

T accounts

Sales account

By cash 65000
To bal C/F 330000 by debtors 5000
cash 90000
cash 150000
debtors 20000
330000 Total 330000

Cash a/c

Capita 39000 insurance 3900
Sales 65000 rent 4000
borrowings 85000 salaries 3000
utilities 2500
Sales 90000 salaries 3600
Debtors 5000 utilities 3150
cash 150000 accounts payable 3333
cash 50000 notes 1308
accounts payable 3333
Salaries 10550
utilities 4560
notes 1308
Income tax 26400
To cash bal 413058
TOtal 484000 484000

Accounts payable

cash 3333 eqipment 120000
cash 3333
To bal 113334
120000 120000

Notes Payable

cash 1308 cash 85000
cash 1308
To bal 82384
85000 85000

Salaries

To cash 3000
cash 3600 17150
cash 10550
17150 17150

Debtors

sales 5000 cash 5000
sales 20000 by balance 20000
25000 25000

Utilities exp

cash 2500
cash 3150
cash 4560
10210 10210

Profit and loss

salaries 17150 sales 330000
Utilities 10210
Rent 999
Insurance 975
Depreciation 6000
To income tax 26400
To Net Profit 268266
330000 Total 330000

Balance Sheet

Liabilities Assets
capital 39000 Equipment 114000
net profit 268266 (120000-6000)
Notes payable 82384 Cash 413058
Acounts payable 113334 Prepaid Rent 3001
Advance from customer 50000 Preapid Insurance 2925
Debtors 20000
552984 552984

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