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Invested start up $10,000 Purchased Equipment on account 10,000 Paid Rent 1,000 Performed Services on account...

Invested start up $10,000

Purchased Equipment on account 10,000

Paid Rent 1,000

Performed Services on account 20,000

Cash receips 15,000

Cash disburement 8,000

Paid Wage 8,000

Fed income tax withheld 15% of gross

Fica tax witheld 10% of gross

Prepare a trial balance for 12-31-17 on spreadsheet

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Expert Solution

  • All working forms part of the answer
  • Working for ending balances based on the data made available by you:

---Note: Wages = $ 8,000

FICA = 10% = 800 x 10% = $ 800
Fed Income tax = 8000 x 15% = $ 1,200

Net Cash paid = 8000 – 800 – 1200 = $ 6,000

Transaction

Cash

Equipment

Accounts receivables

Accounts payable

Owner's Equity-Capital (Common Stock)

Rent Expense

Wages Expenses

Federal Income Tax payable

FICA payable

Service Revenue

Invested Startup

$                         10,000.00

$         10,000.00

Equipment purchased on account

$                                       10,000.00

$         10,000.00

Rent Paid

$                         (1,000.00)

$        1,000.00

Performed Services on Account

$         20,000.00

$    20,000.00

Cash receipts

$                         15,000.00

$      (15,000.00)

Cash disbursements

$                         (8,000.00)

$         (8,000.00)

Wages paid *See Note above

$                         (6,000.00)

$            8,000.00

$        1,200.00

$         800.00

Ending Balance for Trial Balance

$                         10,000.00

$                                       10,000.00

$           5,000.00

$           2,000.00

$          10,000.00

$        1,000.00

$            8,000.00

$        1,200.00

$          800.00

$    20,000.00

  • Trial Balance for 12-31-2017, as asked:

Accounts title

Debit

Credit

Cash

$                                       10,000.00

Equipment

$                                       10,000.00

Accounts receivables

$                                         5,000.00

Accounts payable

$           2,000.00

Federal Income Tax payable

$           1,200.00

FICA payable

$               800.00

Owner's Equity-Capital (Common Stock)

$         10,000.00

Rent Expense

$                                         1,000.00

Wages Expenses

$                                         8,000.00

Service Revenue

$         20,000.00

TOTAL

$                                       34,000.00

$         34,000.00


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