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Summary financial data of the Vinegar Cleaning Co. for December are presented below in transaction form....

Summary financial data of the Vinegar Cleaning Co. for December are presented below in transaction form.

  1. Began operations by depositing $52.000 in a business bank account.
  2. Cash income received for cleaning services, $500.
  3. Paid salaries for the month, $10,200.
  4. Paid general expenses, $600.
  5. Paid $1.000 on account.
  6. The inventory of supplies on hand at the end of the month was $50.

Form a table and workout the question by using the following accounts; cash, supplies, equipment, accounts payable, capital and retained earnings.

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Expert Solution

Following is the Journal Entry Table below of Vinegar Cleaning Co. for the month of December : -

1) Bank A/c Dr. $52000

To Capital A/c $52000

(Being capital introduced in business)

2.) Cash A/c Dr. $500

To Income A/c $500

(Being cleaning services income accrued)

4.) Income A/c Dr. $500

To Capital A/c $500

(Being income transferred into capital Account)

5.) Salaries A/c Dr. $10200

To Bank A/c $10200

(Being salaries paid for the month)

6.) Capital A/c Dr. $10200

To Salaries A/c $10200

(Being salaries transferred to capital account)

7.) General Expenses A./c Dr. $600

To Bank A/c $600

(Being general expenses incurred)

8.) Capital A/c Dr. $600

To General Expenses A/c $600

9.) Bank A/c Dr.    $1000

To Cash A/c $1000

(Being cash deposited in bank)

Note1 - Assuming "Paid $1 on account" means cash deposited in bank account.

Note2: - Inventory of supplies on hand at the end of the month was $50.


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