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I am very frustrated because I have submitted this question multiple times and no one has...

I am very frustrated because I have submitted this question multiple times and no one has been able to help, or fully help with the question. They have helped only with addressing the September portion when I have specifically asked for help with the October portion as well. Can anyone help me with the Sousa Realty Mini Practice Set from the College Accounting A Practical Approach 13th Edition textbook by Slater in Chapter 5? Please

September 1, 201X: James Sousa invested $12,000 cash in the real estate agency along with $5,000 of office equipment. Sept. 1: Rented and paid 5 months' rent in advance to Murray Property Management, $1,000. Sept. 1: Bought an automobile on account from Hyundai North, $19,000. Sept. 4: Purchased office supplies from Paper Company, for cash, $600. Sept. 5: Purchased additional office supplies from Paper Company, on account, $250. Sept. 6: Sold a house to Brendan Hue and collected a $11,000 commission. Sept. 8: Paid gas bill to Haffner Gas Co., $45. Sept. 15: Paid Rosie Petrillo, office secretary, $300. Sept. 17: Sold a building lot to Tropic Developers and earned a commission, $10,000; payment to be received on October 8. Sept. 20: James Sousa withdrew $4,000 from the business to pay personal expenses. Sept. 21: Sold a house to Suzanne Horngam and collected a $7,000 commission. Sept. 22: Paid gas bill, $80, to Haffner Gas Co. Sept. 24: Paid Hyundai North $800 to repair automobile. Sept. 30: Paid Rosie Petrillo, office secretary, $300. Sept. 30: paid Comcast September telephone bill, $330. Sept. 30: Received advertising bill for September, $900, from Chicago Times. The bill is to be paid on October 2.

Required Work for September:

1. Journalize transactions and post to ledger accounts

2. Prepare a trial balance in the first two columns of the worksheet and complete the worksheet using the following adjustment data: a) One month's rent had expired. b) An inventory shows $100 of office supplies remaining. c) Depreciation on office equipment, $160. d) Depreciation on automobile, $210.

3. Prepare a Septmeber income statement, statement of owner's equity, and balance sheet.

4. From the worksheet, journalize, and post adjusting and closing entries (p. 3 of journal).

5. Prepare a post-closing trial balance.

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

Solutions

Expert Solution

SOUSA REALITY
General journal for the month of Sept., 20X1
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Sept.1 Cash 12000
Office Equipment 5000
Sousa, Capital 17000
Sept.1 Prepaid Rent 1000
Cash 1000
Sept.1 Vehicle 19000
Accounts Payable 19000
Sept.4 Office Supplies 600
Accounts Payable 600
Sept.5 Office Supplies 250
Accounts Payable 250
Sept.6 Cash 11000
Commission Revenue 11000
Sept.8 Vehicle expenses 45
Cash 45
Sept.15 Salary Expense 300
Cash 300
Sept.17 Accounts Receivable 10000
Commission Revenue 10000
Sept.20 Sousa, Drawings 4000
Cash 4000
Sept.21 Cash 7000
Commission Revenue 7000
Sept.22 Vehicle expenses 80
Cash 80
Sept.24 Repairs to vehicle 800
Cash 800
Sept.30 Salary Expense 300
Cash 300
Sept.30 Telephone Expense 330
Cash 330
Sept.30 Advertising Expense 900
Accounts Payable 900
Cash Offie Equipment
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.1 12000 12000 Sept.1 5000 5000
Sept.4 1000 11000 5000
Sept.6 11000 22000 5000
Sept.8 45 21955 5000
Sept.15 300 21655 Accounts Receivable
Sept.20 4000 17655 Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.21 7000 24655 Sept.17 10000 10000
Sept.22 80 24575 10000
Sept.24 800 23775
Sept.30 300 23475
Sept.30 330 23145 Vehicle
Date Debit Credit balance
Prepaid Rent Sept.1 19000 19000
Date Debit Credit balance 19000
Sept.4 1000 1000
Office Supplies Accounts Payable
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.4 600 600 Sept.1 19000 19000
Sept.5 250 850 Sept.4 600 19600
850 Sept.5 250 19850
Sept.30 900 20750
James Sousa, Capital Commission Revenue
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.1 17000 17000 Sept.1 11000 11000
17000 Sept.17 10000 21000
17000 Sept.21 7000 28000
Vehicle Expenses Salary Expense
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.8 45 45 Sept.15 300 300
Sept.22 80 125 Sept.30 300 600
125 600
James Sousa, Drawings Repairs to vehicle
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.20 4000 4000 Sept.24 800 800
4000 800
Telephone Expenses Advertising Expenses
Date Debit Credit balance Date Debit Credit balance
Sept.30 330 330 Sept.30 900 900
330 900
SOUSA REALITY
Trial Balance worksheet for the month ended September 30, 20X1
Transactions Unadjusted Adjustments Adjusted Post Closing
Account Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit
Cash 30000 6855 23145 23145 23145
Acounts Receivable 10000 10000 10000 10000
Office Supplies 850 850 750 100 100
Prepaid Rent 1000 1000 200 800 800
Office Equipment 5000 5000 5000 5000
Accumulated Depreciation - Office Equipment 160 160 160
Vehicle 19000 19000 19000 19000
Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicle 210 210 210
Accounts Payable 20750 20750 20750 20750
James Sousa, Capital 17000 17000 17000 36925
James Sousa, Drawings 4000 4000 4000
Commision Revenue 28000 28000 28000
Vehicle expenses 125 125 125
Salary Expense 600 600 600
Repairs to vehicle 800 800 800
Telephone Expense 330 330 330
Advertising Expense 900 900 900
Rent Expense 200 200
Office Supplies Expense 750 750
Depreciation Expense 370 370
72605 72605 65750 65750 1320 1320 66120 66120 58045 58045
SOUSA REALITY
Income statement
for the month ended September 30, 20X1
Commission Revenue 28000
Expenses:
Vehicle expenses 125
Salary Expense 600
Repairs to vehicle 800
Telephone Expense 330
Advertising Expense 900
Rent Expense 200
Office Supplies Expense 750
Depreciation Expense 370
Total Expenses 4075
Net income 23925
SOUSA REALITY
Statement of owners' equity
for the month ended September 30, 20X1
Balance as at September 1, 20X1 17000
Add: Net income for Sept. , 20X1 23925
Less: Drawing during Sept., 20X1 4000
Balance as at September 30, 20X1 36925
SOUSA REALITY
Balance Sheet
as at September 30 , 20x1
Assets
Cash 23145
Acounts Receivable 10000
Office Supplies 100
Prepaid Rent 800
Office Equipment 5000
Accumulated Depreciation - Office Equipment 160 4840
Vehicle 19000
Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicle 210 18790
Total Assets 57675
Liabilities and equity
Accounts Payable 20750
James Sousa, Capital 36925
Total Liabilities and equity 57675
SOUSA REALITY
Trial Balance worksheet for the month ended October 31, 20X1
Post Closing
Account Debit Credit
Cash 39821
Acounts Receivable 2900
Office Supplies 130
Prepaid Rent 600
Office Equipment 5000
Accumulated Depreciation - Office Equipment 320
Vehicle 19000
Accumulated Depreciation - Vehicle 420
Accounts Payable 22000
James Sousa, Capital 44711
James Sousa, Drawings
Commision Revenue
Vehicle expenses
Salary Expense
Repairs to vehicle
Telephone Expense
Advertising Expense
Rent Expense
Training Expenses
Office Supplies Expense
Depreciation Expense
Misc. Expenses
67451 67451
SOUSA REALITY
General journal for the month of Oct., 20X1
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.1 Office Supplies 850
Accounts Payable 850
Oct.2 Accounts Payable 900
Cash 900
Oct.3 Cash 7300
Commission Revenue 7300
Oct.6 Vehicle Expenses 29
Cash 29
Oct.8 Cash 10000
Accounts Receivable 10000
Oct.12 Training Expenses 530
Cash 530
Oct.15 Salary Expense 300
Cash 300
Oct.17 Accounts Receivable 2900
Commission Revenue 2900
Oct.18 Cash 4500
Commission Revenue 4500
Oct.22 Misc.Expense 65
Cash 65
Oct.24 Repairs to vehicles 620
Cash 620
Oct.28 James Sousa, Drwings 2200
Cash 2200
Oct.30 Telephone Expenses 480
Cash 480
Oct.30 Advertising Expenses 1300
Accounts Payable 1300
SOUSA REALITY
Adjusting Journal Entries for the month of Oct., 20X1
Date Account Title Debit Credit
Oct.30 Rent Expense 200
Prepaid Rent 200
Oct.30 Office Supplies Expense 820
Office Supplies 820
Oct.30 Depreciation Expense 370
Acc.Depr - -Office Eqpt. 160
Acc.Depr. - Vehicle 210
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
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
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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