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Q No.12 Use following title of accounts to complete journal entries of given transactions. CASH A/C...

Q No.12
Use following title of accounts to complete journal entries of given transactions.

CASH
A/C RECEIVABLE
A/C PAYABLE
RENT EXPENSE
DRAWING
CAPITAL
SALARIES EXPENSE
FURNITURE
SERVICE INCOME
SUPPLIESEQUIPMENT

1. Mr. A deposited into bank Rs.50,000 to start a business
2. Paid rent for three months at Rs.2500 per month
3. Bought office equipment from B&Co. for Rs. 10000, paid to them Rs.3000 and promised to pay the balance after two months.
4. Rendered services to clients and received cash Rs. 5000
5. Purchase supplies for cash Rs. 400
6. Paid salaries to staff Rs. 5400
7. Bought furniture for Rs. 3200,paid to K&Co. Rs.1200 and promised to pay balance after one month
8. Withdrew cash for personal use Rs. 3000
9. Billed to Nasir for services rendered Rs. 12500
10. Received from Nasir Rs.5000

INSTRUCTION
a. Prepare journal entries
b. Post to ledger accounts
c. Prepare a trial balance at July 31,2005

Solutions

Expert Solution

Required (a)

JOURNAL
SI.No Particulars Debit Credit
1 Cash Account Dr          50,000
To Capital Account          50,000
2 Rent Account Dr            7,500
To Cash            7,500
3 Equipment Dr          10,000
To Cash            3,000
To Accounts Payable - B & Co.            7,000
4 Cash Dr            5,000
To Service Income            5,000
5 Supplies Dr                400
To Cash                400
6 Salaries Dr            5,400
To Cash            5,400
7 Furniture Dr            3,200
To Cash            1,200
To Accounts Payable - K & Co.            2,000
8 Drawings Dr            3,000
To Cash            3,000
9 Accounts Receivable - Nasir Dr          12,500
To Service Income          12,500
10 Cash            5,000
To Accounts Receivable - Nasir            5,000

Required (b)

Required (c)

Trial Balance
Particulars Debit Credit
Cash Account            39,500
Capital Account            50,000
Rent              7,500
Equipment            10,000
Accounts Payable              9,000
Service Income            17,500
Supplies                  400
Salaries              5,400
Furniture              3,200
Drawings              3,000
Accounts Receivable              7,500
           76,500            76,500

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