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During the period ended 12/31/x1 March 1- the company was formed with $2,000,000 shares authorized- $1...

During the period ended 12/31/x1

March 1- the company was formed with $2,000,000 shares authorized- $1 value

March 20- the company issued stocks for $200,000 at per value

April 7th-Purchased supplies for $6,000 on account

April 28-Paid 2,200 to get a patent on their special wash soap

May 10-Purchased inventory for $45,000. The company uses the LIFO method under perpetual system to account for inventory

May19th - purchased equipment with a note payable of $50,000 due in 5 years. The company used the straight-line method for depreciation. The note requires annual principal payment of $10,000

May 31th- purchase two parcels of land for $62,000 parcel A was $10,000 and Parcel B was $52,000. Parcel A was used to build a storage facility. They do not know what they will do with parcel B so the intention is to just hold it.

June 1st- purchased two year of insurance for $8,000

June26- Provided goods to a customer worth $18000. Inventory had a cost of $9,200. The customer paid $8,000 cash and the rest on account.

June 7th- Provided goods of $33,000 to a customer for cash. Inventory had a cost of $12,400

July 26-paid employee wages of $6,500

August 9th- Customer paid $5,00 for goods to be provided in the future.

August 17th- Received $12,000 on account for good provided in the future

Sept10th- Invested $7,000 of excess cash in securities- intend to hold them for several years.

Sept21th-collected $5,000 from a customer that owed you money for goods previously provided.

Sept29th- Some of the $5,000 worth equipment purchased on May19th was sold for $2,000.

Oct1st. Paid rent for the period of $15,000 for the next year

Oct19th- Received interest income on investments of $1,000

Nov 8th- Received a utility bill for $2,000 for utility services received.(Paid on account)

November27th-Paid $2,500 of the amount owed for supplies.

December15th- paid dividend of $5,000

PLEASE MAKE

  1. General journal

  1. Journal entries - full proper journal entry with descriptions

  2. Post entries to ledger

2. Ledger- T accounts

  1. Show beginning balance

  2. Post all activity- make sure to include reference to journal entry

  3. Show ending balance

3. Trial balance

  1. Unadjusted Trial Balance

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DATE

PATICULARS

L/F

DEBIT

CREDIT

March 20

Cash/Bank A/c                                ….Dr

To Common stock A/c

(Being stock issued )

$200000

$200000

April 7th

Purchase A/c                                  ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being supplies purchased)

$6000

$6000

April 28

Patent A/c                                       ….Dr

To Cash A/c             

(Being paid for patent)                         

$2200

$2200

May 10

Purchase A/c                                  ….Dr

To Inventory A/c

(Being inventory purchased)

$45000

$45000

May19th

Equipment A/c                                ….Dr

To Bills payable A/c

(Being equipment purchased)

$50000

$50000

May 31th

Land A/c                                         ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being parcel of land purchased)

$62000

$62000

June 1st

Insurance A/c                                 ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being amount paid for insurance)

$8000

$8000

June26

Cash A/c                                         ….Dr

Customer A/c                                 ….Dr

To Sales A/c

(Being goods sold)

$8000

$10000

$18000

June 7th

Cash A/c                                         ….Dr

To Sales A/c

(Being goods sold)

$33000

$33000

July 26

Wages A/c                                    ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being wages paid to employees)

$6500

$6500

August 9th

Cash A/c                                       ….Dr

To Advance A/c

(Being payment received in advance)

$500

$500

August 17th

Account Payable A/c                   .…Dr                           

To Advance A/c

(Being payment received in advance)

$12000

$12000

Sept10th

Investment A/c                             ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being investment made in securities)

$7000

$7000

Sept21th

Cash A/c                                        ….Dr

To Customer A/c

(Being payment received from customer)

$5000

$5000

Sept29th

Cash A/c                                        ….Dr

Loss on sale A/c                           ….Dr

To Equipment A/c

(Being equipment sold at loss of $3000)

$2000

$3000

$5000

Oct1st

Prepaid Rent A/c                          ….Dr

To Rent A/c

(Being rent for next year paid in advance)

$15000

$15000

Oct19th

Cash A/c                                        ….Dr

To Interest A/c

(Being interest received on investment)

$1000

$1000

Nov 8th

Utility Bill A/c                                ….Dr

To Accounts Payable A/c

(Being bill paid on account)

$2000

$2000

November27th

Account Payable A/c                    …Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being paid for supplies)

$2500

$2500

December15th

Dividend A/c                                 ….Dr

To Cash A/c

(Being dividend paid)

$5000

$5000


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