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Ms. Yuki is an entrepreneur who owned HO Cleaning Services Enterprise (HOCSE). Ms. Yuki appointed you...

Ms. Yuki is an entrepreneur who owned HO Cleaning Services Enterprise (HOCSE). Ms. Yuki appointed you to manage the accounting records. You have been asked to complete part of the accounting cycle as she would apply for a bank loan. The following transactions had taken place in the first month (January 2020) of her business operation.

1 January The following assets were contributed by Ms. Yuki into the business:

Cash RM50,000

Furniture and Fitting RM40,000

Office Equipment RM14,000

2 Purchased office supplies from JD Enterprise for RM600 cash.

6 Hired a part time worker to assist Ms. Yuki with a salary of RM1,200 per month

8 Paid insurance premium for six (6) months period for RM2,500 cash.

11 Performed cleaning services to her customers and received RM10,000 cash.

13 Purchased a van for RM25,000 by paying RM14,000 cash and the remaining balance was on account.

16 Ms. Yuki used RM5,500 of HOCSE’s money for her vacation.

17 Paid RM4,000 for the transaction on 13 January.

22 Paid RM1,500 for utility bills.

27 Performed services to customers of RM15,000 and received RM7,000 cash. The remaining balance will be received in February 2020

28 One of the customers paid HOCSE of RM10,000 for the services to be performed in February 2020.

30 Paid salary for RM1,200

Required:

(a) Record the journal entry/entries for the above transactions during the month of January 2020. (Explanation is not required).

(b) Post all relevant cash journal entries to the Cash Account ledger. Determine the Cash Account balance after all postings are completed

Solutions

Expert Solution

Journal entries during Jan 2020

Date Particulars Debit $ Credit $
Jan-01 Cash RM 50,000
Furniture and fittings RM 40,000
Office equipment RM 14,000
Y's Capital account RM 104,000
[Assets contributed by CH recorded]
Jan-02 Office supplies RM      600
Cash RM        600
[Paid for office supplies]
Jan-06 NO entry
Jan-08 Insurance premium RM      417
Prepaid insurance premium RM   2,083
Cash RM     2,500
[Insurance for the month of Jan recorded]
Jan-11 Cash RM 10,000
Revenue from cleaning services RM   10,000
[Performed from cleaning services and received cash]
Jan-13 Van RM 25,000
Cash RM   14,000
Payable to vendor RM   11,000
[Purchased a Van partially for cash and partially on account]
Jan-16 Y's Capital account RM   5,500
Cash RM     5,500
[Withdrwan money for vacation]
Jan-17 Payable to vendor RM   4,000
Cash RM     4,000
[Payable for Van on acccount settled]
Jan-22 Utility expenses RM   1,500
Cash RM     1,500
[Paid for utility bills]
Jan-27 Cash RM   7,000
Accounts receivable RM   8,000
Revenue from cleaning services RM   15,000
[Performed cleaning services and received cash partially and part on account]
Jan-28 Cash RM 10,000
Unearned revenue RM   10,000
[Advance received for services to be performed in Feb]
Jan-30 Wages & Salary RM   1,200
Cash RM     1,200
[ hired part time worker to assist CH]
Cash Account
Particulars Debit $ Particulars Credit $
Y's Capital account RM 104,000 Office supplies RM         600
Revenue from cleaning services RM   10,000 Insurance premium RM         417
Revenue from cleaning services RM     7,000 Prepaid insurance premium RM     2,083
Unearned revenue RM   10,000 Van RM   14,000
Y's Capital account RM     5,500
Payable to vendor RM     4,000
Utility expenses RM     1,500
Wages & Salary RM     1,200
Balance RM 101,700
RM 131,000 RM 131,000

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