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1. Record January transactions in the General Journal and post to the General Ledger. 2. Record...

1. Record January transactions in the General Journal and post to the General Ledger.

2. Record adjusting entries for January in the General Journal and post to the General Ledger.

3. Prepare the adjusted trial balance as of January 31.

January Transactions
1-Jan Performed car repair services and received cash at the time of sale, $4,990.
2-Jan Paid for the car parts purchased on account last year, $1,170.
4-Jan Paid wages and salaries for $3,190, part of which was accrued in December.
10-Jan Paid the utility bill that was already accrued in December in utilities payable.
16-Jan Collected cash from credit sales made last year, $3,050.
20-Jan Purchased $4,000 of equipment, paid $2,000 cash and issued a note for $2,000.
22-Jan Performed car repair services on account, $4,860.
27-Jan Paid dividends to the company's owners, $400.
January Adjusting Entries
31-Jan The estimated depreciation on building and equipment is $700.
31-Jan One month of rent has expired, $1,000.
31-Jan The annual interest rate is 4% on all notes and paid quarterly. It was last paid on Dec 31 of the prior year. Round to the nearest dollar.
31-Jan The supplies remaining at the end of the month was $675.
31-Jan Accrued wages and salaries worked in January that will be paid 2-4, $1,940.
31-Jan

The estimated income taxes for the month is $1,100.

Thunderduck Car Repair
Post-Closing Trial Balance
December 31, 2XX1
Debit Credit
Cash 6,800
Accounts receivable 3,150
Supplies 990
Prepaid rent 1,000
Building 87,000
Equipment 105,000
Accumlated depreciation 41,200
Accounts payable 6,460
Utilities payable 750
Salaries and wages payable 2,820
income tax payable 8,240
Notes payable 28,500
Common stock 88,200
Retained Earnings 27,770
Total 203,940 203,940

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Date Particulars Debit Credit Posting of entries to ledgers
01-Jan Cash 4990 Cash
   Service Revenue 4990 Debit Credit
1st Jan Balance 6800
1st Jan 4990
2nd Jan Accounts Payable 1170 2nd Jan 1170
      Cash 1170 4th Jan salaries 3190
10th jan 750
16th jan 3050
4th Jan Wages and Salaries payable 2820 20th jan 2000
Wages and salaries   370 27th jan 400
      cash 3190 total 14840 7510
31st balance 7330
10th jan Utilities payable 750
cash 750
16th Jan Cash 3050 Service Revenue
Accounts Receivables 3050 Debit Credit
1st jan 4990
22th jan 4860
20th jan Equipment 4000 31st bal 9850
cash 2000
Notes Payable 2000
22th Jan Accounts Receivable 4860
   Service Revenue 4860
Accounts Payables
27th Dividends expense 400 Debit Credit
   Cash 400 1st Jan Balance 6460
2nd Jan 1170
31st balance 5290
Journal Entries After Adjustment
31st Depreciation Expenses Wages and Salaries Payables
To accumulated Depreciation 700 Debit Credit
700 1st Jan Balance 2820
4TH jan 2820
31st jan Rent Expenses 1000 31 st bal 1940
Prepaid Rent 1000
31st Interest expense 338
Interest Payables 338
Wages and Salaries
Debit Credit
31st Cost of goods sold 315 4th jan 370
Supplies 315 31st 1940
31st balance 2310
31st Income tax expense 1100
   Income tax payables 1100 Utilities Payables
Debit Credit
1st jan balances 750
31st wages and salaries expenses 1940 10th jan 750
Wages and Salaries payable 1940
Accounts Receivables
Debit Credit
1st jan balances 3150
16th 3050
22th jan 4860
31st balance 4960
Adjusted Trail Balance of jan-31 Debit Credit
Cash 7330 Notes Payables
Accounts Receivable 4960 Debit Credit
Service Revenue 9850 1st jan balances 28500
Supplies 675 20th jan 2000
Cost of Goods sold 315 bal 31st jan
Rent Expenses 1000 31st balance 30500
Building 87000
Euipment 109000
Depreciation Expense 700
Accumulated Depreciation 41900 Equipment
Debit Credit
Salaries and Wages Expenses 2310 1st jan balances 105000
Salaries and Wages Payables 1940 20th jan 4000
Incometax expense 1100 31st balance 109000
Income tax Payables 9340
Notes payables 30500
Interest Expenses 338
Interest Payables 338
Accounts Payables 5290 Retained Earnings
Dividends expense 400 Debit Credit
Retained earnings 27770 1ST BALAN 27770
Common Stock 88200 31st bal 27770
215128 215128
Depreciation Expenses
Debit Credit
31th 700
Accumulated Depreciation
Debit Credit
1st balance 41200
31th 700
31st bal 41900
Rent Expenses
Debit Credit
31st 1000
31st bal 1000
Prepaid Rent
Debit Credit
1st jan 1000
31st 1000
Interest Expense
Debit Credit
31st Interest expense 338
31st bal 338
Interest Payable
Debit Credit
Interest expenses 338
8460*4%=338
31st bal 338
Cost of goods sold
Debit Credit
31st 315
31st bal 315
Supplies
Debit Credit
1st bala 990
31st 315
31st balance 675
Income tax Expense
Debit Credit
31st 1100
31st bal 1100
Income tax payable
Debit Credit
1st 8240
31st 1100
31st bal 9340

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