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Oct.1: Purchased additional office supplies on account from Paper Co., $850. Oct.2: Paid Chicago times advertising...

Oct.1: Purchased additional office supplies on account from Paper Co., $850. Oct.2: Paid Chicago times advertising bill for September, $900. Oct. 3: Sold a house to Helen Baker and collected a commission of $7,300. Oct. 6: Paid gas bill to Haffner Gas Co., $29. Oct. 8: Collected commission from Tropic Developers for sale of building lot on September 17, $10,000. Oct. 12: Paid $530 to Long Realtors Assoc. to send employees to realtors' workshop. Oct. 15: Paid Rosie Petrillo, office secretary, $300. Oct. 17: Sold a house to Gary Schneider and earned a commission of $2,900. Commission to be received on November 10. Oct. 18: Sold a building lot to Lombardi Builders and collected a commission of $4,500. Oct. 22: Sent a check to Heritage Charities for $65 to help sponsor a local road race to aid the poor. (This amount is not to be considered an advertising expense; it is a business expense and is posted to Miscellaneous Expense.) Oct. 24: Paid Hyundai North $620 for repairs to automobile due to accident. Oct. 28: James Sousa withdrew $2,200 from the business to pay personal expenses. Oct. 30: Paid Rosie Petrillo, office secretary, $300. Oct. 30: Paid Comcast telephone bill, $480. Oct. 30: Advertising bill from Chicago Times for October, $1,300. The bill is to be paid on November 2. Required Work for October: 1. Journalize transactions in a general journal (p.4) and post to ledger accounts. 2. Prepare a trial balance in the first two columns of a blank, fold-out worksheet located at the end of your textbook at the end of your textbook and complete the worksheet using the following data: a) One month's rent had expired. Paid 5 months' rent in advance on September 1, $1,000. b) An inventory shows $130 of office supplies remaining. c) Depreciation on office equipment, $160. d) Depreciation on automobile, $210. 3. Prepare an October income statement, statement of owner's equity, and balance sheet. 4. From the worksheet, journalize and post adjusting and closing entries (p. 6 of journal). 5. Prepare a post-closing trial balance. Please Help!!!

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Journal Entry

SOUSA REALITY
General journal for the month of Oct., 20X1
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.1 Office Supplies 850
     To Accounts Payable 850
Oct.2 Accounts Payable 900
       To Cash 900
Oct.3 Cash 7300
       To Commission Revenue 7300
Oct.6 Vehicle Expenses 29
       To Cash 29
Oct.8 Cash 10000
       To Accounts Receivable 10000
Oct.12 Training Expenses 530
     To Cash 530
Oct.15 Salary Expense 300
     To Cash 300
Oct.17 Accounts Receivable 2900
      To Commission Revenue 2900
Oct.18 Cash 4500
       To Commission Revenue 4500
Oct.22 Misc.Expense 65
       To Cash 65
Oct.24 Repairs to vehicles 620
      To Cash 620
Oct.28 James Sousa, Drwings 2200
     To Cash 2200
Oct.30 Telephone Expenses 480
      To Cash 480
Oct.30 Advertising Expenses 1300
         To Accounts Payable 1300
SOUSA REALITY
Adjusting Journal Entries for the month of Oct., 20X1
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.30 Rent Expense 200
         To Prepaid Rent 200
Oct.30 Office Supplies Expense 820
      To Office Supplies 820
Oct.30 Depreciation Expense 370
           To Acc.Depr - -Office Eqpt. 160
            To Acc.Depr. - Vehicle 210

Income Statement

SOUSA REALITY
Income statement
for the month ended October 31, 20X1
Commission Revenue 14700
Expenses:
Vehicle expenses 29
Salary Expense 300
Repairs to vehicle 620
Telephone Expense 480
Advertising Expense 1300
Rent Expense 200
Training Expenses 530
Office Supplies Expense 820
Depreciation Expense 370
Misc.Expense 65
Total Expenses 4714
Net income 9986

Statement of Equity

SOUSA REALITY
Statement of owners' equity
for the month ended October 31, 20X1
Balance as at October 1, 20X1 36925
Add: Net income for October, 20X1 9986
Less: Drawing during October, 20X1 2200
Balance as at October 31, 20X1 44711

Balance Sheet:

SOUSA REALITY
Balance Sheet
as at October 31, 20x1
Assets
Cash 39821
Acounts Receivable 2900
Office Supplies 130
Prepaid Rent 600
Office Equipment 5000
Accumulated Depreciation - Office Equipment 320 4680
Vehicle 19000
Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicle 420 18580
Total Assets 66711
Liabilities and equity
Accounts Payable 22000
James Sousa, Capital 44711
Total Liabilities and equity 66711
Cash Offie Equipment
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.1 23145 Oct.1 5000
Oct.2 900 22245 5000
Oct.3 7300 29545 5000
Oct.6 29 29516 5000
Oct.8 10000 39516 Accounts Receivable
Oct.12 530 38986 Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.15 300 38686 Oct.1 10000
Oct.18 4500 43186 Oct.8 10000 0
Oct.22 65 43121 Oct.17 2900 2900
Oct.24 620 42501
Oct.28 2200 40301 Vehicle
Oct.30 480 39821 Date Debit Credit balance
Prepaid Rent Oct.1 19000
Date Debit Credit balance 19000
Oct.1 800
Oct.30 200 600
Office Supplies Accounts Payable
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.1 100 Oct.1 20750
Oct.1 850 950 Oct.1 850 21600
Oct.30 820 130 Oct.2 900 20700
Oct.30 1300 22000
James Sousa, Capital Commission Revenue
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.1 36925 Oct.3 7300 7300
36925 Oct.17 2900 10200
36925 Oct.18 4500 14700
Vehicle Expenses Salary Expense
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.6 29 29 Oct.15 300 300
29 300
29 300
James Sousa, Drawings Repairs to vehicle
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.28 2200 2200 Oct.24 620 620
2200 620
Telephone Expenses Advertising Expenses
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.30 480 480 Oct.30 1300 1300
480 1300
Training Expenses Misc.Expese
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.12 530 530 Oct.22 65 65
Rent Expense Ofice Supplies Expense
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.30 200 200 Oct.30 820 820
Depreciation Expense Acc. Depr. - Office Eqpt.
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.30 370 370 Oct.30 160 160
160
Acc. Depr - Vehicle
Date Debit Credit balance
Oct.30 210 210
210

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