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Part 1 Boomer Zoomer is the owner of Muskogee Repair, a business engaged in providing miscellaneous...

Part 1

Boomer Zoomer is the owner of Muskogee Repair, a business engaged in providing miscellaneous home repair services. Boomer began the business two years ago with cash he stashed while playing professional football. The transactions listed below occurred during the month just ended.

Required: Prepare the journal entries to record the following transactions.

1. Purchased a small building located on a large lot for a total price of $92,000, of

which $50,000 was applicable to the land and $42,000 to the building. A cash down payment of $20,000 was made and a note payable was issued for the balance of the purchase price.

2. Purchased $1,950 supplies from Waurika Supply Co. on open account.

3. Returned for credit $250 of the supplies received from Waurika Supply Co. because they were received in unsatisfactory condition.

4. Paid Waurika Supply Co. the amount owed from transactions 2 and 3 above.

5. Purchased a one-year insurance policy for $600 cash.

6. Performed repairs for a nice elderly couple and collected in full the charge of $5,100. The charge was a bit steep, but the couple had been big Boomer Zoomer fans and didn't know any better. Besides, Boomer included his autograph in the deal.

7. A bill for $120 was received from the Muskogee Herald-Tribune for

advertisements which appeared in the Sunday comics section. The bill is payable by the tenth of next month.

8. Paid the monthly wages earned by employees, $1,800.

9. Paid $350 to Ryan Automotive for repairs to the company's truck.

10. Supplies costing $540 were consumed during the month.

11. One-month's insurance coverage (purchased in item 5 above) expired during the month.

Part 2

Prepare an adjusted trial balance.

Solutions

Expert Solution

JOURNAL ENTRIES
Ref Account Title Debit Credit
1 Land $50,000
Building $42,000
Cash $20,000
Note Payable $72,000
2 Supplies $1,950
Accounts Payable $1,950
3 Accounts Payable $250
Supplies $250
4 Accounts Payable $1,700 (1950-250)
Cash $1,700
5 Prepaid Insurance $600
Cash $600
6 Cash $5,100
Service Revenue $5,100
7 Advertisement expense $120
Accrued expense $120
8 Wages expense $1,800
Cash $1,800
9 Repair expense $350
Cash $350
10 Supplies expense $540
Supplies $540
11 Insurance expense $50 (600/12)
Prepaid insurance $50
T-ACCOUNTS
Cash
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
1 Purchase of building $20,000
4 Accounts Payable $1,700
5 Prepaid Insurance $600
6 Service Revenue $5,100
8 Wages expense $1,800
9 Repair expense $350
Ending Balance $19,350
Prepaid Insurance
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
5 Cash $600
11 Insurance expense $50
Ending Balance $550
Supplies
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
2 Accounts Payable $1,950
3 Purchase return $250
10 Supplies expense $540
Ending Balance $1,160
Land
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
1 Purchase $50,000
Building
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
1 Purchase $42,000
Accounts Payable
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
2 Supplies $1,950
3 Purchase return(Credit note) $250
4 Accounts Payable $1,700
Ending Balance $0
Accrued expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
7 Advertisement expense $120
Note Payable
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
1 Purchse of building $72,000
Service Revenue
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
6 Cash $5,100
Advertisement Expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
7 Expense accrued $120
Wage expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
8 Cash $1,800
Repair expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
9 Repair expense $350
Supplies expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
10 Supplies expense $540
Insurance expense
Ref No. Description Debit Credit
11 Insurance expense $50
ADJUSTED TRIALBALANCE
Cash $19,350
Prepaid Insurance $550
Supplies $1,160
Land $50,000
Building $42,000
Accounts Payable $0
Accrued expense $120
Note Payable $72,000
Service Revenue $5,100
Advertisement Expense $120
Wage expense $1,800
Repair expense $350
Supplies expense $540
Insurance expense $50
Total $        96,570 $ 96,570

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