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Beginning account balances for 2019 Cash 150.000 , Land 20,000 , supplies 50,000 , unearned revenue...

Beginning account balances for 2019

Cash 150.000 , Land 20,000 , supplies 50,000 , unearned revenue 100,000 , common stock , 100,000 , retaines earnings 20,000

The following are the general journal information of Maxwell Company for 2019.

Maxwell Company

General Journal, 2019

Event

Account Titles

Debit

Credit

1.

Cash

30,000

                               Bank Loan

30,000

2.

Office Equipment

15,000

                               Cash

15,000

3

Account Receivable

35,000

                               Service Revenue

35,000

4.

Cash

15,000

                               Account Receivable

15,000

5.

Dividends

5,000

                               Cash

5,000

6.

Prepaid Rent

12,000

                               Cash

12,000

7.

Unearned Revenue

50,000

                               Service Revenue

50,000

8.

Rent Expense

      6,000

                               Prepaid Rent

       6,000

9.

Supplies Expense

10,000

                                 Supplies

10,000

Required: [ 13 Marks]

  1. Prepare T- Account [5 Marks]                                                                                    
  2. Prepare Trial Balance [3 Marks]
  3. Prepare Income Statement [2 Marks]
  4. Prepare Balance Sheet [3 Marks]

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.

Cash A/c

To bal 150,000 By office equipment 15,000
To bank loan 30,000 By dividends 5,000
To accounts receivable 15,000 By prepaid rent 12,000
By bal (b/f) 163,000

Land A/c

To bal 20,000 By bal 20,000

Supplies A/c

To bal 50,000 By supplies expense 10,000
By bal 40,000

Unearned revenue A/c

By bal 100,000
To service revenue 50,000
To bal 50,000

Common stock

By bal 100,000
To bal 100,000

Retained earnings A/c

By bal 20,000
To bal 20,000

Bank loan A/c

By cash 30,000
To bal 30,000

Office equipment A/c

To cash 15,000 by bal 15,000

Accounts receivable

To service revenue 35,000 By cash 15,000
By bal 20,000

Service revenue A/c

By accounts receivable 35,000
To bal 85,000 By unearned revenue 50,000

Dividends A/c

To cash 5,000 By bal 5,000

Prepaid rent A/c

To cash 12,000 By rent expense 6,000
By bal 6,000

Rent Expense A/c

To prepaid rent 6,000 By bal 6,000


Supplies expense

To supplies 10,000 By bal 10,000

2. Trial Balance

Debit Credit
Cash 163,000
Land 20,000
Supplies 40,000
Accounts receivable 20,000
Prepaid rent 6,000
Office equipment 15,000
Unearned revenue 50,000
Common stock 100,000
Retained earnings 20,000
Bank loan 30,000
Dividend 5,000
Service revenue 85,000
Rent expense 6,000
Supplies expense 10,000
Total 285,000 285,000

3. Income statement

Service revenue 85,000
Less: Rent expense 6,000
Supplies expense 10,000 (16,000)
Net Income 69,000

4. Balance sheet

Assets Liabilites
Current assets Unearned revenue 50,000
Cash 163,000 Bank loan 30,000
Supplies 40,000 Total liab 80,000
Account receivable 20,000
Prepaid rent 6,000 Stockholders Equity
Total current assets 229,000 Common stock 100,000
PPE Retained earnings [20,000 + 69,000 - 5,000] 84,000
Land 20,000
Equipment 15,000
Total PPE 35,000
Total 264,000 Total 264,000

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