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Transaction: 1)     October 1, 2016: Opened a bank account for Craft Fair rentals with $100. 2)    ...

Transaction: 1)     October 1, 2016: Opened a bank account for Craft Fair rentals with $100.

2)     October 1, 2016: Took out a loan $14,000 from Best Bank and deposited it into the account to pay for expenses. Record as Best Bank Loan payable.

3)     October 1, 2016: Bought 20 folding tables from Staples for $1,500 on account. Expect the tables to last 3 years with no disposal value

4)     October 1, 2016: Bought 40 chairs from Staples for $1,200 on account. Expect the chairs to last 2 years with no disposal value

5)     October 2, 2016: bought 40 table cloths for $800 from Sears on account. Expect to last only 1 season, so expense.

6)     October 2, 2016: bought cleaning supplies for $97.00 from Super Store. Paid cash. Will use up within the year.

7)     October 5, 2016: Purchased a cash register for $2,500 from ABC Business Machines. It is expected to last 5 years.

8)     October 1, 2016: paid $6,000 for 3 months’ rental, (October 1 to December 31, 2017) to OK Hall rentals.

9)     October 31, 2016: Best Bank charge, interest on loan $33.33, other bank charges $7.50

10) October 31, 2016: Received $4,800 for the month for table rentals. All paid in cash.

11) October 31, 2016: Paid the Staples account $2,200.

12) October 31, 2016: Mr. Bro drew $3,000 out for his living expenses.

13) November 5, 2016: Paid Sears account $800.00 cash for table cloths. (see #5)

14) November 15, 2016: Paid “The Fix-it Man” $79.00 cash for repairs on the tables.

15) November 30, 2016: Sales invoice 1002 for table rentals of $9,000. $5,000 was paid in cash, balance on account.

16) November 30, 2016: Interest on loan, $33.33 and bank charges $7.50

17) November 30, 2016: Mr. Bro drew $3,000 out for his living expenses.

18) December 14, 2016: Received $4,000 cash for the balance of invoice #1002

19) December 15, 2016: Sales invoice 1003 for table rentals of $7,000. $5,000 in cash, balance on account.

20) December 29, 2016: Sales invoice 1004 for table rentals of $3,000, $1,000 in cash, balance on account.

21) December 30, 2016: Received $2,000 cash for payment of invoice 1003. (see # 20)

22) December 30, 2016: The Fix-it Man charged $58.00 for repairs. Will be paid in January.

23) December 31, 2016: Best Bank interest on loan of $33.33 and bank charges of $7.50.

24) December 31, 2016: Mr. Bro drew $3,000 out for his living expenses.

25) December 31, 2016: Paid $7,000 on the loan owing to Best Bank.

December 31, 2016: Computed amortization expense and accumulated amortization of $500 for the tables, $600 for the chairs and $500 for the cash registrar.

Q1:Prepare the journal entries to record the transactions.

a)Post the journal entries to a T-account

b) Prepare the trial balance

c) Prepare the income statement of the owner's equity for three months (Oct-December)

d) Prepare the balance sheet as of Dec. 31

e) Was the fall work successful? Should it continue in the fall 2017? Give reasons

Solutions

Expert Solution

Sl.No. Date Account Title Debit Credit
1 Oct.1 Cash 100
Cash 100
2 Cash 14000
Best Bank Loan payable 14000
3 Furniture& Fixtures 1500
Account payable 1500
4 Furniture& Fixtures 1200
Account payable 1200
8 Rent expenses 6000
Cash 6000
5 Oct.2 Utilities expense 800
Account payable 800
6 Cleaning supplies expense 97
Cash 97
7 Oct.5 Furniture& Fixtures 2500
Account payable 2500
9 Interest expense 33.33
Miscellaneous expense 7.5
Cash 40.83
10 Cash 4800
Rental revenue 4800
11 Account Payable 2200
Cash 2200
12 Bro Drawings 3000
Cash 3000
13 Nov.5 Account payable 800
Cash 800
14 Nov.15 Repair expenses 79
Cash 79
15 Nov.30 Account Receivable 4000
Cash 5000
Rental revenue 9000
16 Interest expense 33.33
Miscellaneous expense 7.5
Cash 40.83
17 Bro Drawings 3000
Cash 3000
18 14-Dec Cash 4000
Account Receivable 4000
19 15-Dec Account Receivable 2000
Cash 5000
Rental revenue 7000
20 29-Dec Account Receivable 2000
Cash 1000
Rental revenue 3000
21 30-Dec Cash 2000
Account Receivable 2000
22 Repair expenses 58
Account payable 58
23 31-Dec Interest expense 33.33
Miscellaneous expense 7.5
Cash 40.83
24 Bro Drawings 3000
Cash 3000
25 Best Bank Loan payable 7000
Cash 7000
26 Depreciation expense_Furn.& Fix. 1600
Accumulated depn.Furniture & fixtures 1600
76856.49 76856.49
LEDGER ACCOUNTS Net Ledger bal.
Sl.No. Date Account Title Debit Credit Debit Credit
Account payable 1500
Account payable 1200
Account payable 800
Account payable 2500
11 Account Payable 2200
13 Nov.5 Account payable 800
Account payable 58 3058
15 Nov.30 Account Receivable 4000
Account Receivable 4000
19 15-Dec Account Receivable 2000
20 29-Dec Account Receivable 2000
Account Receivable 2000 2000
Accumulated depn.Furniture & fixtures 1600 1600
Best Bank Loan payable 14000
25 Best Bank Loan payable 7000 7000
12 Bro Drawings 3000
17 Bro Drawings 3000
24 Bro Drawings 3000 9000
1 Oct.1 Cash 100
Cash 100
2 Cash 14000
Cash 6000
Cash 97
Cash 40.83
10 Cash 4800
Cash 2200
Cash 3000
Cash 800
Cash 79
Cash 5000
Cash 40.83
Cash 3000
18 14-Dec Cash 4000
Cash 5000
Cash 1000
21 30-Dec Cash 2000
Cash 40.83
Cash 3000
Cash 7000 10501.51
6 Cleaning supplies expense 97 97
26 Depreciation expense-Furn.& Fix. 1600 1600
3 Furniture& Fixtures 1500
4 Furniture& Fixtures 1200
7 Oct.5 Furniture& Fixtures 2500 5200
9 Interest expense 33.33
16 Interest expense 33.33
23 31-Dec Interest expense 33.33 99.99
Miscellaneous expense 7.5
Miscellaneous expense 7.5
Miscellaneous expense 7.5 22.5
8 Rent expenses 6000 6000
Rental revenue 4800
Rental revenue 9000
Rental revenue 7000
Rental revenue 3000 23800
14 Nov.15 Repair expenses 79
22 Repair expenses 58 137
5 Oct.2 Utilities expense 800 800
76856.49 76856.49 35458 35458
TRIAL BALANCE as at Dec 31
Cash 10501.51
Account Receivable 2000
Furniture& Fixtures 5200
Accumulated depn.Furniture & fixtures 1600
Account payable 3058
Best Bank Loan payable 7000
Bro Drawings 9000
Rental revenue 23800
Cleaning supplies expense 97
Depreciation expense-Furn.& Fix. 1600
Rent expenses 6000
Repair expenses 137
Utilities expense 800
Miscellaneous expense 22.5
Interest expense 99.99
Total 35458 35458
Income statement(Oct 1- Dec 31)
Rental revenue 23800
Less: Operating expenses:
Cleaning supplies expense 97
Depreciation expense-Furn.& Fix. 1600
Rent expenses 6000
Repair expenses 137
Utilities expense 800
Miscellaneous expense 22.5
Interest expense 99.99 8756.49
Net operating income 15043.51
Balance sheet as at Dec 31
Current Assets
Cash 10501.51
Account Receivable 2000
Total current assets 12501.51
Operating assets
Furniture& Fixtures 5200
Less: Accumulated depn.Furniture & fixtures -1600 3600
Total assets 16101.51
Liabilities & Equity
Liabilities
Account payable 3058
Best Bank Loan payable 7000
Total liabilities 10058
Owner's Equity
Retained Earnings 15043.51
Less:Bro Drawings -9000
Total equity 6043.51
Total Liabilities & Equity 16101.51

Yes. The work is successful & can be continued as it has earned positive net income


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