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T&H Plumbing Company completed the following transactional data for the first month of operations. May    ...

T&H Plumbing Company completed the following transactional data for the first month of operations.

May     1: Steven Mattel deposited $68,700 in the business account. In addition, he transferred his vehicle title, worth $13,820, to the business. Steven received capital in return.

1: A Payment was made for the amount of $2,500 to Sky Properties. The concept states “May through July Rent.”

4: Purchased business insurance policy for $2,400 for the period May, 2000, through April 30,2001.

5: Steven went to the Plumbing Tools Distributor and purchased $5,600 on account. This invoice for specialize plumbing tools is due in 30 days.

5: Purchase general plumbing supplies for the amount of $450.

6: Purchased on account plumbing tools from PBS Wholesale costing $1,100. The invoice is payable on May 27.

8: Purchase a computer, $900, and a printer, $79. A check was written for the total amount of $979 under the name Best Buy Company.

8: Purchased office supplies for a total of $450.

9: Plumbing repair was performed for Don Smith Company, $2,800 was sign on account.

10: Deposited $1,000 cash from Don Smith Company in the bank.

11: Bought a pick-up truck for $7,500.00 on account. The first payment of $300 is due on June 15.

15: Paid $500 to Adam Prinkle for contract labor.

15: Signed a contract with Xerox Corporation for the amount of $14,280 for plumbing renovations. The starting date of the contract is May 15, 2000 and the ending date is August 30, 2000. Total amount was received at signature.

16: Provided plumbing services for Letty Petrovsky for $390.

17: Received electric and water bill for the amount of $250. The due date is June 4, 2000.

18: Borrowed $26,000 from bank with interest rate of 9% annually.

19: Deposited check from Don Smith Company for $700 paid on account.

22: Paid $2,000 to Plumbing Tools Distributor for invoice #301450.

22: Wrote check payable to New York Times for $200 for advertising.

25: Bought an office space for the amount of $28,000 on account.

26: Signed a plumbing contract with VP Cathering for the amount of $2,500. The contract is due in 3 months starting on June 1st. Total was received in advance.

30: Mattel withdrew cash of $2,000.

Requirements

  1. Prepare an analysis of May activities on the accounting equation. (2 pts.)
  2. Journalize transactions as required from the activity data. (2 pts.)
  3. Post entries and calculate account balances. (2 pts.)
  4. Prepare an accounting worksheet. (4pts.)
  1. Trial balance for May 31, 2000
  2. After properly recording and analyzing each transaction, journalize and post the adjustments required in addition to the following transactions. Prepare the adjusted trial balance,
  1. Steven prepared an inventory for general plumbing supplies and found that there was $200 in the cabinet on May 31, 2000.
  2. Depreciation on specialized plumbing tools for the month, $100.
  3. Depreciation on computer for the month, $15.
  4. Depreciation on pick-up truck for the month, $51.
  5. Used $100 of office supplies.
  1. Adjusted trial balance for May 31, 2000
  1. Prepare an income statement, statement of owner’s equity, and balance sheet using the report format and classified. (2 pts.)
  2. Prepare closing entries for the month and closing trial balance. (3 pts.)

Solutions

Expert Solution

JOURNAL ENTRIES

NUMBER Particulars Debit $ Credit $
1 Bank A/c….Dr $ 68,700
Vehicle A/c….Dr $ 13,820
To Owners Capital A/c $ 82,520
2 Rent A/c……Dr $ 833.33
Prepaid Rent A/c….Dr $ 1,666.67
To Bank A/c $ 2,500
3 Insurance Expense A/c…Dr $ 200
Prepaid Insurance A/c…Dr $ 2,200
To Bank A/c $ 2,400
4 Plumbing Tools…..Dr $ 5,600
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 5,600
5 Plumbing Supplies….Dr $ 450.00
To Bank A/c $ 450.00
6 Plumbing Tools…..Dr $ 1,100.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 1,100.00
7 Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $ 1,100.00
To Bank A/c $ 1,100.00
8 Computer A/c…Dr $ 900.00
Printer A/c……..Dr $ 79.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 979.00
9 Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $ 979.00
To Bank A/c $ 979.00
10 Inventory (Office Supplies)….Dr $ 450.00
To Bank A/c $ 450.00
11 Accounts Recievables…..Dr $ 2,800.00
To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $ 2,800.00
12 Pick Up Truck…..Dr $ 7,500.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 7,500.00
13 Labour Expenses……Dr $ 500.00
To Bank A/c $ 500.00
14 Bank A/c……… Dr $ 14,280.00
To Accounts Recievables A/c $ 14,280.00
15 Accounts Recievables A/c……………Dr $ 2,856.00
To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $ 2,856.00
( $14280/ 75 Days *15 Days)
16 Bank A/c……… Dr $ 390.00
To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $ 390.00
17 Electric and Water Expenses….Dr $ 250.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 250.00
18 Bank A/c……… Dr $ 26,000.00
To Loan A/c $ 26,000.00
19 Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $ 2,000.00
To Bank A/c $ 2,000.00
20 Advertising Expenes…..Dr $ 200.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 200.00
21 Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $ 200.00
To Bank A/c $ 200.00
22 Office Building A/c…..Dr $ 28,000.00
To Accounts Payables A/c $ 28,000.00
23 Drawings A/c……Dr $ 2,000.00
To Bank A/c $ 2,000.00
24 Depreciation Expense…..Dr $ 100.00
To Depreciation on Plumbing Tools $ 100.00
25 Depreciation Expense…..Dr $ 15.00
To Depreciation on Computer $ 15.00
26 Depreciation Expense…..Dr $ 51.00
To Depreciation on Pick Up Truck A/c $ 51.00
27 Cost of Goods Sold……Dr $ 100.00
To Inventory A/c $ 100.00
Interest Expense……Dr' $ 195.00
To Interest Payable A/c $ 195.00
(26,000*9% /12)
Income Statement
Particulars amount
Income
Plumbing Repairs Income 6046
Cost of Goods Sold -100
Gross Margin (A) 5946
Operating Expenses
Depreciation 166
Rent 833.33
Insurance 200
Other Expenses 950
total (b) 2149.33
Earning before Interest and Taxes (a-b) 3796.67
Interest Expense -195
Earning Before Taxes 3601.67
BALANCE SHEET
Assets amount Liabilities amount
Cash $ 126,341 Loan $ 26,000
Accounts Recievables $ (8,624) Accounts Payables $ 39,350
Inventory $ 350 Interest Payable $ 195
Other Current Assets $ 3,867
Owners Capital $ 82,520
Total Current Assets $ 121,934 Retained Earnings $ 3,602
Drawings $ (2,000)
Plumbing Tools $ 5,600 Owners Equity and Capital $ 84,122
Accumulated Depreciation $ 100
Net Plumbing Tools $ 5,500
Computer and Printer $ 979
Accumulated Depreciation $ 15
Net Computer and Printer $ 964
Pick Up Truck $ 7,500
Accumulated Depreciation $ 51
Net Pick Up Truck $ 7,449
Vehicle $ 13,820
Total Assets $ 149,667 Total Liabilities $ 149,667

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