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(Sorry for multiple questions in one question) Instructions: 1. General Journal - Adjusted journal entries and...

(Sorry for multiple questions in one question)

Instructions:

1. General Journal - Adjusted journal entries and post to ledger

2. Ledger - T Accounts

A. Post adjusting activity - with journal reference (add on to unadjusted balance)

B. Show adjusted ending balance

3. Trial Balance - Adjusted

4. Financial Statements - Financial, R/E, Balance sheet, Cash flow - direct method (GAAP requires a reconciliation)

5. General Journal - Post closing journal entries & Post to ledger

6. Ledger - T accounts

A. Show adjusted balance

B. Post-closing activity with journal entry reference

C. Show ending closing balances

7. Trial Balance - Post closing

Adjusting Entries:

A.) Salaries earned but not paid for the period $1,500.

B.) Record Accrued interest income on investments of $400.

C.) Depreciation of $600.

D.) Determine the amount of insurance that has expired. (June 1 - Purchased two years of insurance for $6,000)

E.) Supplies on hand - $500.

F.) Earned $2,000 of unearned revenue.  

G.) Record the amount of expired rent. (Oct 1 - Paid rent for period of $12,000 for the next year)

H.) Record accrued interest expense of $950 note payable.

Account Debit Credit
100 Cash 123,150
110 Accounts Receivable 17,000
120 Inventory 42,700
125 Supplies 4,000
130 Prepaid Insurance 6,000
140 Prepaid Rent 12,000
150 Marketable Securities 10,000
160 Equipment 30,000
165 Accumulated Depreciation 0
170 Land 25,000
180 Patent 1,200
190 Interest Receivable -
200 Accounts Payable 61,500
220 Saleries Payable 0
230 Utilities Payable 2,000
240 Unearned Revenue 5,000
250 Note Payable 30,000
260 Tax Payable 0
270 Interest Payable 0
300 Common Stock 150000
310 Retained Earnings 0
320 Dividends 3,000
400 Service Revenue 33000
410 Interest Income 850
450 Gain on Sale 15000
500 Cost of goods sold 17,300
510 Salary Expense 4,000
515 Rent Expense -
520 Utilities Expense 2,000
530 Depreciation Expense -
540 Insurance Expense -
550 Supplies Expense -
560 Tax Expense -
570 Interest Expense -
590 Loss on Sales -
Total $ 297,350 $ 297,350

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