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Bob Sample and other student investors opened the Campus Laundromat Inc. on September 1, 2019. During...

Bob Sample and other student investors opened the Campus Laundromat Inc. on September 1, 2019. During the first month of operations the following transactions occurred.

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September 1

Stockholders invested RM20, 000 cash in the business.

September 2

Paid RM1, 000 cash for store rent for the month of September.

September 3

Purchased washers and dryers for RM25, 000, paying RM10, 000 in cash and signing a RM15, 000, 6-month, 12% note payable.

September 4

Paid RM1, 200 for one-year accident insurance policy.

September 10

Received bill from the Daily News for advertising the opening of the laundromat $200.

September 15

Determined that cash receipts for laundry fees for the month were $6,200.

September 20

Declared and paid a cash dividend to stockholders $700.

September 30

Received RM5,000 from the customers billed on September 15


Instructions

(a) Journalize the September transactions. (Use J1 for the journal page number.)

(b) Open ledger accounts and post the September transactions.

(c) Prepare a trial balance at September 30, 2019.

Solutions

Expert Solution

RM
01-Sep Cash/Bank A/c       DR 20000
Share Holders a/c CR 20000
02-Sep Rent a/c DR 1000
Cash/Bank a/c         CR 1000
03-Sep Washers & Dryers DR 25000
Cash/Bank a/c         CR 10000
12% Bills Payable CR 15000
04-Sep Insurance Premium DR 1200
Cash/Bank a/c         CR 1200
10-Sep Advertisement a/c DR 200
Daily News a/c CR 200
15-Sep Bills receivable a/c DR 6200
Laundry Fees CR 6200
20-Sep Dividend a/c DR 700
Cash/Bank a/c         CR 700
30-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         DR 5000
Bills receivable a/c CR 5000
Cash/Bank a/c        
DATE RM DATE RM
01-Sep Share Holders a/c 20000 02-Sep Rent a/c 1000
30-Sep Bills receivable a/c 5000 03-Sep Washers & Dryers 10000
04-Sep Insurance Premium 1200
20-Sep Dividend a/c 700
30-Sep Transferred to Balance sheet 12100
25000 25000
Share Holders a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
30-Sep Transferred to Balance sheet 20000 01-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         20000
20000 20000
Rent a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
02-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         1000 30-Sep Transferred to P&L a/c 1000
1000 1000
Washers & Dryers
DATE RM DATE RM
03-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         10000 30-Sep Transferred to Balance sheet 25000
03-Sep 12% Bills Payable 15000
25000 25000
12% Bills Payable
DATE RM DATE RM
30-Sep Transferred to Balance sheet 15000 03-Sep Washers & Dryers 15000
15000 15000
Insurance Premium
DATE RM DATE RM
04-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         1200 30-Sep Transferred to P&L a/c 1200
1200 1200
Advertisement a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
12-Sep Daily News a/c 200 30-Sep Transferred to P&L a/c 200
200 200
Daily News a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
30-Sep Transferred to Balance sheet 200 12-Sep Advertisement a/c 200
200 200
Bills receivable a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
15-Sep Laundry Fees 6200 30-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         5000
30-Sep Transferred to Balalnce Sheet 1200
6200 6200
Laundry Fees
DATE RM DATE RM
30-Sep Transferred to P&L a/c 6200 15-Sep Bills receivable a/c 6200
6200 6200
Dividend a/c
DATE RM DATE RM
20-Sep Cash/Bank a/c         700 30-Sep Transferred to P&L a/c 700
700 700
TRIAL BALALNCE as on 30th September
DR CR
Cash/Bank a/c         12100
Share Holders a/c 20000
Rent a/c 1000
Washers & Dryers 25000
12% Bills Payable 15000
Insurance Premium 1200
Advertisement a/c 200
Daily News a/c 200
Bills receivable a/c 1200
Laundry Fees 6200
Dividend a/c 700
41400 41400

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