Please help to solve part a to c, I need this one so much thanks a lot.
Following would be the journal entries :-
S no | General journal | debit | Credit |
1 . |
Accounts receivable Service revenue (To revenue ) |
375000 |
375000 |
2 . |
Unearned revenue Service revenue (To service provided for which Cash was received earlier ) |
23000 |
23000 |
3 . |
Supplies exp Supplies (To supplied used ) |
14000 |
14000 |
4 . |
Cash Loss on sale of equipment Equipment (To sale of equipment ) |
19000 4000 |
23000 |
5 . |
Accounts payable Cash (To accounts payable paid ) |
51500 |
51500 |
6 . |
Cash Accounts receivable (To cash collected ) |
346000 |
346000 |
7 . |
Cash Common stock (To commin stock issued ) |
125000 |
125000 |
8. |
Vehicle Notes payable (To vehicle purchased on notes payable ) |
50000 |
50000 |
9. |
Salaries exp Salaries payable Cash (To salary paid alongwith previous month ) |
179000 16000 |
195000 |
10 . |
Commission exp Commission payable Cash (To commission paid alongwith previous month) |
71000 12000 |
83000 |
11. |
Cash Unearned revenue (To cash collected tor services to be provided in March ) |
18500 |
18500 |
12 . |
Utilities exp Utilities payable (To utilities payable ) |
2500 |
2500 |
13 . |
Advertisement exp Prepaid advertisement exp Cash (To advertisement paid for this month and next) |
1125 1125 |
2250 |
14. |
Cash Interest income Interest receivable (To interest ) |
900 |
450 450 |
15. |
Rent exp Cash (To rent paid for the month ) |
12000 |
12000 |
16. |
Income tax Cash (To income tax paid ) |
28706 |
28706 |
B Following are the two accounts
Accounts receivable
To Bal b/d | 90000 | by cash | 346000 |
To service revenue | 375000 | by bal c/d | 119000 |
Service revenue
To bal c/d / profit and loss | 398000 | By accounts receivable | 375000 |
By unearned revenue | 23000 | ||
Unearned revenue
To service revenue | 23000 | By bal b/d | 32000 |
To bal c/d | 27500 | Bh cash | 18500 |
Supplies exp
To supplies | 14000 | By profit and loss | 14000 |
Supplies
To bal b/d | 25000 | by supplies exp | 14000 |
By bal c/d | 11000 | ||
Equipment
To bal b/d | 318750 | by cash | 19000 |
By loss on sale of equipment | 4000 | ||
By Bal c/d | 295750 |
Accounts payable
To cash | 51500 | By bal b/d | 65000 |
To bal b/d | 13500 | ||
Common stock
By bal b/d | 200000 | ||
By cash | 125000 | ||
To bal c/d | 325000 |
Vehicle
To notes payable | 50000 | ||
Commission exp
To cash | 71000 | to profit and loss | 71000 |
Commission payable
To cash | 12000 | By bal b/d | 12000 |
Salaries exp
To cash | 179000 | By profit and loss | 179000 |
Salaries payable
To cash | 16000 | By bal b/d | 16000 |
Utilities exp
To utilities payable | 2500 | by profit and loss | 2500 |
Utilities payable
To bal c/d | 2500 | By utilities |
2500 |
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