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E3-14B Here is the ledger for Camphor Co. Journalize transactions from T accounts and prepare a...

E3-14B Here is the ledger for Camphor Co.

Journalize transactions from T accounts and prepare a trial balance.

(LO 3, 5), AP

Cash

Common Stock

Oct. 1

15,000

Oct.   4

400

Oct.   1

15,000

       10

980

         12

1,500

          25

2,000

       10

8,000

         15

250

       20

700

         30

300

Dividends

       25

2,000

         31

500

Oct.    30     300

Accounts Receivable

Service Revenue

Oct. 6

800

Oct.         20

700

Oct.   6

800

       20

920

          10

980

          20

920

Supplies

Salaries and Wages Expense

Oct. 4

400

Oct.         31

180

Oct.    31     500

Equipment

Supplies Expense

Oct. 3

3,000

Oct.    31     180

Notes Payable

Rent Expense

Oct.         10

8,000

Oct.    15     250

Accounts Payable

Oct. 12

1,500

Oct.   3

3,000

Instructions

(a) Reproduce the journal entries for only the transactions that occurred on October 1, 10, and 20, and provide explanations for each.

(b) Prepare a trial balance at October 31, 2014. (Hint: Compute ending balances of T accounts first.)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Oct-01 Cash 15000
        Common stock 15000
Being common stock issued for cash
Oct-10 Cash 8000
         Notes payable 8000
Being notes payable issued for cash
Oct-10 Cash 980
         Service revenue 980
Being cash received for services incurred
Oct-20 Accounts receivable 920
          Service revenue 920
Being service incurred on account
Oct-20 Cash 700
          Accounts receivable 700
(being cash received from accounts )
Trial balance
Cash 23730
Accounts receivable 1020
Supplies 220
Equipment 3000
Notes payable 8000
Accounts payable 1500
Common stock 17000
Dividend 300
Service revenue 2700
Salaries and wages expense 500
Supplies expense 180
Rent expense 250
Total 29200 29200

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