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Please include the problem number with every answer, thank you. During the month of October of...

Please include the problem number with every answer, thank you.

During the month of October of the current year, Dan’s Accounting Service was opened. The following transactions occurred.

Oct 1   Dan sold $70,000 worth of stock (50 shares) to start the business.

Oct 1   Dan purchased $9,500 worth of office equipment on account from Keene’s

            Furniture Supply.

Oct 1   Dan paid October’s rent on the office. He wrote a check for $2,500.

Oct 2   Dan purchased $400 worth of office supplies for cash.

Oct 4   The telephone was installed. We paid $95 (Utilities Expense).

Oct 4 Dan placed an advertisement in the Anoka County Shopper. It cost $150 (cash).

Oct 4   Dan started a petty cash fund with $50 for a fund balance.

Oct 5   We purchased (for cash) $45 worth of stamps (Miscellaneous Expense).

Oct 5   A three-month umbrella insurance policy was purchased for $720 (cash).

Oct 7   Bebus’s Automotive Supply Company paid us $2,800 (cash) for setting up their

            books.

Oct 9   We earned $3,200 from Dietz’s Fine Furniture Company for setting up their

books. They will pay us later.

Oct 12 We paid a part-time employee $90 for running errands. There are no taxes to be

withheld.

Oct 14 Smith’s Food Service, Inc. paid us $1,700 for helping them with their taxes.

            The actual bill was for $3,500. They will pay us the rest next month.

Oct 19 We paid our part-time employee $80 for running errands. There are no taxes to be

withheld.

Oct 23 We sent a check for $1,000 to Keene’s Furniture Supply for the office equipment

            purchased on October 1st.

Oct 26 We earned $800 for consulting with Anderson’s Clothing Outlet. They will pay

us later.

Oct 26 We paid our part-time employee $50 for running errands. There are no taxes to

be withheld.

Oct 30 Dietz’s Fine Furniture Company paid us $900 on account for the work we did

            for them on October 9.

Oct 30 Dan paid the stockholders $600 in dividends.

Oct 31 Dan paid the electric bill which was $90.

Oct 31 Dan replenished the petty cash fund. He had used $12 for office supplies and $18

for miscellaneous expenses.

REQUIRED:

1)Journalize the following entries using the accounts from the Chart of Accounts.

Be sure to use asset accounts instead of expense accounts whenever possible.

2)Post the transactions to the ledger. (Use T- Accounts.)

3)Prepare a trial balance as of October 31 of the current year.

4)Journalize the following adjusting entries:

A)Ed determines that there was $250 worth of supplies still on hand.

B)One month of insurance was been used.

C)The depreciation on our office equipment is $250.

D)Our part-time employee has earned $40 so far this week. She will be paid next month for the full week’s work.

5)Post the adjusting entries.

6)Prepare an adjusted trial balance.

7)Prepare an Income Statement (don’t forget the Earnings Per Share), Statement of Retained Earnings and a Classified Balance Sheet.

8)Journalize the closing entries.

9)Post the closing entries.

10)Prepare a post-closing trial balance.

DAN’S ACCOUNTING SERVICE

CHART OF ACCOUNTS

101 Cash

102 Petty Cash

108      Accounts Receivable

112 Office Supplies

118 Prepaid Insurance

201 Office Equipment

202 Accumulated Depreciation—Office Equipment

301      Accounts Payable

308      Wages Payable

511      Contributed Capital

512 . Retained Earnings

513 . Dividends

611 . Professional Fees

810      Advertising Expense

815 . Depreciation Expense

820      Insurance Expense

825      Miscellaneous Expense

830      Office Supplies Expense

835 Rent Expense

840 . Utilities Expense

845      Wages Expense

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.

Dan's Accounting Services
General journal for the month of October
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.1 Cash 70000
contributed Capital 70000
(Cash contributed by the owner)
Oct.1 Office Equipment 9500
Accounts Payable 9500
(Purchase of office equipment)
Oct.1 Rent Expense 2500
Cash 2500
(Payment of rent for October)
Oct.2 Office Supplies 400
Cash 400
(Office supplies purchased for cash)
Oct.4 Utilities Expense 95
Cash 95
(Telephone installation expense)
Oct.4 Advertising Expense 150
Cash 150
(Cash paid for advertising)
Oct.4 Petty cash fund 50
Cash 50
(Started petty cash fund)
Oct.5 Miscellaneous Expense 45
Cash 45
(Purchase of stamps)
Oct.5 Prepaid Insurance 720
Cash 720
(Three month insurance policy)
Oct.7 Cash 2800
Professional fee 2800
(Service provided for cash)
Oct.9 Accounts Receivable 3200
Professional fee 3200
(Service provided on account)
Oct.12 Wages Expense 90
Cash 90
(Receipt of cash from clients on account)
Oct.14 Accounts Receivable 3500
Professional fee 3500
(Service provided on account)
Cash 1700
Accounts Receivable 1700
(Collection for the above service)
Oct.19 Wages Expense 80
Cash 80
(Receipt of cash from clients on account)
Oct.23 Accounts Payable 1000
Cash 1000
(Payment made to creditor on account)
Oct.26 Accounts Receivable 800
Professional fee 800
(Service provided on account)
Oct.30 Cash 900
Accounts Receivable 900
(Collection from customer on account)
Oct.30 Dividends 600
Cash 600
(Dividends Paid)
Oct.31 Utilities Expense 90
Cash 90
(Electrivity bill paid)
Oct.31 Office Supplies 12
Miscellaneous Expense 18
Cash 30
(Petty cash fund replenished)

2.

Cash 101 Accounts Receivable 108 Petty Cash 102
Date Debit Date Credit Date Debit Date Credit Date Debit Date Credit
Oct.1 70000 Oct.1 2500 Oct.9 3200 Oct.14 1700 Oct.4 50
Oct.7 2800 Oct.2 400 Oct.14 3500 Oct.30 900
Oct.14 1700 Oct.4 95 Oct.26 800 50 0
Oct.30 900 Oct.4 150 End.Bal. 50
Oct.4 50 7500 2600
Oct.5 45 End.Bal. 4900 Office Equipment 201
Oct.5 720 Date Debit Date Credit
Oct.12 90 Office Supplies 112 Oct.1 9500
Oct.19 80 Date Debit Date Credit
Oct.23 1000 Oct.2 400 9500 0
Oct.30 600 End.Bal. 9500
Oct.31 90 400 0
Oct.31 30 End.Bal. 400 Prepaid Insurance 118
Date Debit Date Credit
75400 5850 Accumulated Depreciation 202 Oct.5 720
End Bal 69550 Date Debit Date Credit
720 0
End.Bal. 720
0 0
End Bal. 0
Accounts Payable 301 Wages Payable 302 Contributed Capital 511
Date Debit Date Credit Date Debit Date Credit Date Debit Date Credit
Oct.23 1000 Oct.1 9500 Oct.1 70000
1000 9500 0 70000
End Bal. 8500 End.Bal. 70000
Dividends 513
Retained Earnings 512 Date Debit Date Credit
Date Debit Date Credit Oct.30 600
Professional Fee 301
600 0 Date Debit Date Credit
0 0 End.Bal. 600 Oct.7 2800
End.Bal. 0 Oct.9 3200
Inurance Expense 820 Oct.14 3500
Advertising Expense 810 Date Debit Date Credit Oct.26 800
Date Debit Date Credit 0 10300
Oct.4 150 End.Bal. 10300
0 0
150 0 End Bal. 0
End Bal. 150 Depreciation Expense 815
Rent Expense 835 Date Debit Date Credit
Miscellaneous Expense 825 Date Debit Date Credit
Date Debit Date Credit Oct.1 2500
Oct.5 45 0 0
Oct.31 18 2500 0 End Bal. 0
63 0 End Bal. 2500
End Bal. 63
Utility Expense 840 Wages Expense 845
Office Supplies Expense 830 Date Debit Date Credit Date Debit Date Credit
Date Debit Date Credit Oct.4 95 Oct.12 90
Oct.31 12 Oct.31 90 Oct.19 80
185 0 170 0
12 0 End Bal. 185 End Bal. 170
End Bal. 12

3.

Dan's Accounting Services
Trial Balance Oct.31
Account Unadjusted
Debit Credit
Cash 69550
Petty cash 50
Accounts Receivable 4900
Office Supplies 400
Prepaid Insurance 720
Office Equipment 9500
Accumulated Depreciation
Accounts Payable 8500
Wages Payable
Contributed Capital 70000
Retained Earnings
Dividends 600
Professional Fee 10300
Advertising Expense 150
Depreciation Expense
Insurance Expense
Miscellaneous Expense 63
Office Supplies Expense 12
Rent Expense 2500
Utilities Expense 185
Wages Expense 170
88800 88800

4.

Dan's Accounting Services
Adjusting Journal Entries for the month of October
Date Event Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.31 A Office Supplies Expense 150
Office Supplies 150
(Office supplies used duringthe month)
Oct.31 B Insurance Exense 240
Prepaid Insurance 240
(Insurance used)
Oct.31 C Depreciation Expense 250
Accumulated Depreciation 250
(Depreciation on office equipment)
Oct.31 D Wages Expense 40
Wages Payable 40
(Wages accrued but not paid)

6.

Dan's Accounting Services
Trial Balance Oct.31
Account Adjusted
Debit Credit
Cash 69550
Petty cash 50
Accounts Receivable 4900
Office Supplies 250
Prepaid Insurance 480
Office Equipment 9500
Accumulated Depreciation 250
Accounts Payable 8500
Wages Payable 40
Contributed Capital 70000
Retained Earnings 0
Dividends 600
Professional Fee 10300
Advertising Expense 150
Depreciation Expense 250
Insurance Expense 240
Miscellaneous Expense 63
Office Supplies Expense 162
Rent Expense 2500
Utilities Expense 185
Wages Expense 210
89090 89090

8.

Addams & Family Inc.
Closing Journal Entries for the month of April 2002
Date Event Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.31 1 Professional Fee 10300
Income Summary 10300
(Closing revenue account)
Oct.31 2 Advertising Expense 150
Depreciation Expense 250
Insurance Expense 240
Miscellaneous Expense 63
Office Supplies Expense 162
Rent Expense 2500
Utilities Expense 185
Wages Expense 210
Income Summary 3760
(Closing of expense accounts)
Oct.31 3 Income Summary 6540
Retained Earnings 6540
(Closing of income summary)
Oct.31 4 Retained Earnings 600
Drawings 600
(Closing of drawings account)

10.

Dan's Accounting Services
Trial Balance Oct.31
Account Post Closing
Debit Credit
Cash 69550
Petty cash 50
Accounts Receivable 4900
Office Supplies 250
Prepaid Insurance 480
Office Equipment 9500
Accumulated Depreciation 250
Accounts Payable 8500
Wages Payable 40
Contributed Capital 70000
Retained Earnings 5940
Total 84730 84730
Income Summary
Grand Total 84730 84730

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