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1- a restaurant made cash sales of $4,000 subject to a 5% sales tax. record the...

1- a restaurant made cash sales of $4,000 subject to a 5% sales tax. record the sales and the related tax. also record the payment of the tax to the state.

on october 1, 2014, rhodes company purchased equipment at a cost of $10,000.00, signing a nine-month 8% note payable for that amount. record the october 1 purchase and the adjusting entry needed on december 31, 2014. record the entry for the payment of the note plus interest at maturity on july 1, 2015.

2- closing entries using T-account

title debit credit
cash
sales revenue
sales tax payable
sales tax payable
cash
equipment
notes payable
interest expense
interest payable
note payable
interest payable
interest expense
cash

please do 1 and 2

Solutions

Expert Solution

Answer. 1
Date     Tittle Debit Credit
Cash $     4,200
Sales Revenue $     4,000
Sales Tax Payable $       200
To record cash sales
Sales Tax Payable $       200
Cash $       200
To record payment of sales tax payable
10/1/2014 Equipment $   10,000
Notes Payable $   10,000
To record purchase of equipment
12/31/2014 Interest Expense $       200
Interest Payable $       200
To record accrued interest for 3 months
7/1/2015 Notes Payable $   10,000
Interest Payable $       200
Interest Expense $       400
Cash $   10,600
To record payment of N.P, I.P & Int. Exp.

Note. Closing entries are required for revenue and expense and it is assumed that it is required on 1 July, 2015.

If closing entry is required on Dec.31, 2014, then amount of interest expense to the extent of $200 will be closed in stead of $600.

Answer 2. Closing Entry using T- account
Sales Revenue
Dr. Cr.
$ 4,000 Income summary
Interest Expense
Income summary $    600
Income summary
Interest expense $    600 $ 4,000 Sales Revenue

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