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Thomas Topology has completed all its journal entries and adjusting entries for the month of April...

Thomas Topology has completed all its journal entries and adjusting entries for the month of April 2018. The chart of accounts and adjusted trial balance are shown below.

Account Description Account #
ASSETS
Cash 101
A/R 105
Prepaid Insurance 110
Equipment 120
Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment 125
LIABILITIES
A/P 200
Unearned Revenue 210
Notes Payable 215
OWNERS EQUITY
Thompson,Capital 300
Thompson,Withdrawals 310
Income Summary 315
REVENUE
Service Revenue 400
EXPENSES
Depreciation Expense 510
Insurance Expense 515
Interest Expense 520
Rent Expense 540
Salaries Expense 545
Telephone Expense 550
Travel Expense 555
   Adjusted Trial Balance
Account Title DR CR
Cash 32,050
A/R 9000
Prepaid Insurance 1100
Equipment 15000
Accumulated Depreciation-Equipment 120
Accounts Payable 25550
Unearned Revenue 3200
Notes Payable 1500
Thompson,Capital 18000
Service Revenue 26300
Depreciation Expense 120
Insurance Expense 100
Interest Expense 50
Rent Expense 1000
Salaries Expense 8000
Telephone Expense 250
Travel Expense 8000
Total 74670 74670

A.Prepare the Income Statement for Thomas Topolgy

B. Prepare the Statement of owners equity

C.Prepare the balance sheet

D.Create the closing entries using the income summary account and post the closing entries to the ledger accounts

E. Prepare the post closing trial balance. Note: The daily transactions and adjustments for the month of April have already been posted in the general ledger. You are only responsible for posting the closing entries.

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A.

Thomas Topology
Income Statement
For the Month Ended April 30, 2018
Revenue:
Service revenue 26300
Expenses:
Depreciation expense 120
Insurance expense 100
Interest expense 50
Rent expense 1000
Salaries expense 8000
Telephone expense 250
Travel expense 8000
Total expense 17520
Net income $ 8780

B.

Thomas Topology
Statement of Owner's Equity
For the Month Ended April 30, 2018
Thomson, Capital, beginning balance 18000
Add: Net income 8780
Thomson, Capital, ending balance 26780

C.

Thomas Topology
Balance Sheet
April 30, 2018
Assets
Cash 32050
Accounts receivable 9000
Prepaid insurance 1100
Equipment 15000
Less: Accumulated depreciation -120 14880
Total assets 57030
Liabilities and Owner's Equity
Accounts payable 25550
Unearned revenue 3200
Notes payable 1500
Total liabilities 30250
Thomson, capital 26780
Total liabilities and owner's equity 57030

D.

Date Account Titles and Explanation Debit Credit
Apr. 30 Service revenue 26300
Income Summary 26300
(To close revenue account)
Apr. 30 Income Summary 17520
Depreciation expense 120
Insurance expense 100
Interest expense 50
Rent expense 1000
Salaries expense 8000
Telephone expense 250
Travel expense 8000
(To close expense accounts)
Apr. 30 Income Summary ($26300 - $17520) 8780
Thomson, capital 8780
(To close Income Summary)

E.

Thomas Topology
Post-Closing Trial Balance
April 30, 2018
Account Title Debit Credit
Cash 32050
Accounts receivable 9000
Prepaid insurance 1100
Equipment 15000
Accumulated depreciation-equipment 120
Accounts payable 25550
Unearned revenue 3200
Notes payable 1500
Thomson, capital 26780
Total $ 57150 57150

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