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1.   Enter beginning balances in the T-accounts from the Beginning Balance Sheet, all accounts have normal...

1.   Enter beginning balances in the T-accounts from the Beginning Balance Sheet, all accounts have normal balances. Common Stock has 200,000 shares issued and outstanding.
2.   Additional information: Company uses a perpetual inventory system (discounts and freight are recorded in the inventory account). Suppliers offer a 2% discount; company does not offer discounts to customers. No adjustment for inventory is needed.

3.   Record the following summarized August transactions using the general journal provided. Use a blank line between transactions. Use the account titles as shown in the T-accounts, do not add any accounts.

a.    Purchased inventory on account, $35,000

b.   Paid $3,200 freight fees
c.    Sold inventory on account, $25,000, cogs $12,500
d.   Paid Wages and Salaries, $10,000, includes the amount due from previous month
e.    Received payments from customers on account, $35,000
f.     Cash sales, $110,000, cogs $55,000
g.    Paid for 6 months of business insurance, $6,000
h.   Paid for 1 years rent, $12,000
i.     Received cash advance payments from customers $6,000
j.     Paid outstanding accounts payable within the discount period, $38,300
k.    Completed $2,000 of work for customers that paid in advance (use Sales Account)
4.   Post the transactions to the T-accounts; use reference numbers when posting, calculate the balance in each account after all posting is complete. See T-account page for additional instructions.
5.   Prepare a trial balance. Note: All trial balances are located in the same tab
6.   Journalize and post any necessary adjusting entries; continue using the journal to record the entries. Hint: There are 3 entries. After adjusting entries have been posted all accounts will be used and have normal balances.
7.   Additional adjusting entry: Wages earned but not paid totaled $1,000
8.   Prepare an adjusted trial balance
9.   Prepare a multiple-step Income Statement, a Retained Earnings Statement, and a Classified Balance Sheet
10. Journalize and post your closing entries
    11. Prepare a post-closing Trial Balance
14. Check Figures:

Trial balance before adjustment:     $391,750 dr/cr

Net Income:     $57,200

Beginning Balance sheet July 31,20XX

Cash $142,000 Accounts Payable $13,300 Accounts Receivable 13,250

Wage payable 1,200 Inventory 40,000 Common Stock 200,000

Fixed Assets (6,000 per year depreciation) 60,000 Retained earnings 34,750

Accum. Depr. (cr. Bal) (6,000)

Total assets 249,250 Total liabilities & equity 249,250

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Purchase A/c Dr $    34,300.00
Cash and Bank Cr $    34,300.00
Entry for purchase , booked @ 98% purchase price.
Freight Dr $      3,200.00
Cash and Bank Cr $      3,200.00
Booked Freight cost
Salaries and Wages Dr $    10,000.00
Cash and Bank Cr $    10,000.00
paid Salaries
Cash and Bank Dr $    35,000.00
Debtors Cr $    35,000.00
Received from debtors
Debtors Dr $ 1,10,000.00
Sales a/c Cr $ 1,10,000.00
Received from debtors
Insurance exp Dr $      6,000.00
Cash and Bank Dr $      6,000.00
Paid insurance
Rent Exp Dr $    12,000.00
Cash and Bank Dr $    12,000.00
Rent paid
Cash and Bank Dr $    35,000.00
Advance from customer Cr $    35,000.00
Advance from customer
Creditors Dr $    38,300.00
Cash and Bank Cr $    38,300.00
Paid to vendor
Advance from customer Dr $      2,000.00
Sales Cr $      2,000.00
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