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For each transaction, describe what occurred and how it affected the accounting equation. Ryan Hope, controller...

For each transaction, describe what occurred and how it affected the accounting equation. Ryan Hope, controller of Hope Inc., provides you with the following information concerning Hope during 2017. (Hope Inc. began operations on January 1, 2017.)

1. Issued 1,000 shares of common stock at $95 per share.

2. Paid $2,600 for each of 12 months to rent office and warehouse space for 2017. The rent was paid on the last day of each month.

3. Made total sales for services of $190,000: $65,000 for cash and $125,000 on account.

4. Purchased land for $32,000.

5. Borrowed $75,000 on December 31. The note payable matures in two years.

6. Salaries and wages totaling $80,000 were paid during the year.

7. Miscellaneous expenses totaling $40,000 were paid during the year.

8. $56,000 was received from customers as payment on account.

9. Declared and paid a dividend of $26,000.

REQUIRED: a. Prepare journal entries for these transactions. b. Establish T-accounts for each account, and post the journal entries to these T-accounts. c. Prepare an income statement for 2017.

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1. Issued 1,000 shares of common stock at $95 per share.
Bank A/c -----------Dr 95000
       To Share Capital A/c 95000
2. Paid $2,600 for each of 12 months to rent office and warehouse space for 2017. The rent was paid on the last day of each month.
Office rent and warehouse space A/c -----------Dr 2600
       To Bank A/c 2600
(Entry to Passed on Every last day of Each Month)
3. Made total sales for services of $190,000: $65,000 for cash and $125,000 on account.
Receivables A/c -----------Dr 65000
Cash A/c -----------Dr 125000
       To Sales 190000
4. Purchased land for $32,000.
Land A/c -----------Dr 32000
       To Bank A/c 32000
5. Borrowed $75,000 on December 31. The note payable matures in two years.
Bank A/c -----------Dr 75000
       To Browwing A/c 75000
6. Salaries and wages totaling $80,000 were paid during the year.
Salaries and Wages A/c -----------Dr 80000
       To Bank A/c 80000
7. Miscellaneous expenses totaling $40,000 were paid during the year.
Miscellaneous Expenses A/c -----------Dr 40000
       To Bank A/c 40000
8. $56,000 was received from customers as payment on account.
Bank A/c -----------Dr 56000
       To Receivable A/c 56000
9. Declared and paid a dividend of $26,000.
a. Dividend A/c -----------Dr 26000
       To Shareholder A/c 26000
b. Shareholder A/c -----------Dr 26000
       To Bank A/c 26000

T accounts of Each Account:

1.
Dr Bank A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
To Share Capital 95000 By Office rent and warehouse space A/c 31200
To Sales 65000 (2600*12)
To Borrowing A/c 75000 By Land A/c 32000
To Receivables 56000 By Salaries and Wages A/c 80000
By Miscellaneous Expenses A/c 40000
By Shareholders A/c 26000
By Closing Balance 81800
Total 291000 Total 291000
2
Dr Share Capital A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Bank 95000 To Closing Balnce 95000

3.

Dr Office rent and warehouse space A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By P&L 31200 To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
To Bank 2600
Total 31200 Total 31200

4.

Dr Receivables A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Bank 56000 To Sales 125000
By Closing Balance 69000
Total 125000 Total 125000

5.

Dr Sales A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Bank 65000 To P& L 190000
By Receivables 125000
Total 190000 Total 190000

6.

Dr Land A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Closing Balance 32000 To Bank A/c 32000
Total 32000 Total 32000

7.

Dr Borrowing A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Bank 75000 To Closing Balance 75000
Total 75000 Total 75000

8.

Dr Salaries & Wages A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By P&L 80000 To Bank 80000
Total 80000 Total 80000

9.

Dr Miscellaneous Expenses A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By P&L 40000 To Bank 40000
Total 40000 Total 40000
**Miscellaneous expenses are the petty expenses, which every
business incurr in their day to day transaction, these could
be refreshment expenses, conveyance, postage etc

9.

Dr Shareholder A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By Dividend 26000 To Bank 26000
Total 26000 Total 26000

10.

Dr Dividend A/c Cr
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
By P&L 26000 To Shareholders A/c 26000
Total 26000 Total 26000

Income Statement:

Particulars Amount Amount
Sales 190000
Less:
Office rent and warehouse space 31200
Salaries & Wages 80000
Miscellaneous Expenses 40000 151200
Income before Appropriation 38800
Less: Dividend 26000
Net Income 12800

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