Part 1) | |||||||||||
Journal Entries: | Effect on Accounting Equation: | ||||||||||
Date | Acc Title | Debit $ | Credit $ | Assets: | Liabilities+ Share Equity | ||||||
1-Apr | Cash | 65000 | Cash | other Current Assets | Fixed Assets | = | Liabilities + | common stock + | Ret. Earnings | ||
Equipment | 32000 | 65000 | 32000 | 97000 | |||||||
Common stock | 97000 | ||||||||||
(being capital infused in company - 1000 shares) | |||||||||||
3-Apr | Accounts payable | 9500 | -9500 | = | -9500 | ||||||
Cash | 9500 | ||||||||||
(creditors paid) | |||||||||||
6-Apr | Cash | 2500 | 2500 | = | 2500 | ||||||
Service revenue | 2500 | ||||||||||
(services revenue cashed) | |||||||||||
9-Apr | Accounts receivable | 7500 | 7500 | = | 7500 | ||||||
Service revenue | 7500 | ||||||||||
(being service revenue recorded) | |||||||||||
12-Apr | Office Equipment | 9200 | 4100 | 9200 | = | 13300 | |||||
Office supplies | 4100 | ||||||||||
Accounts payable | 13300 | ||||||||||
(office equipment and supplies purchased on credit) | |||||||||||
19-Apr | Prepaid Insurance | 3200 | -3200 | 3200 | = | ||||||
Cash | 3200 | ||||||||||
(insurance purchased for a year) | |||||||||||
21-Apr | Prepaid rent | 12000 | -12000 | 12000 | = | ||||||
Cash | 12000 | ||||||||||
(rent paid for a year) | |||||||||||
22-Apr | Cash | 6000 | 6000 | -6000 | = | ||||||
Accounts receivable | 6000 | ||||||||||
(collection of debtors) | |||||||||||
25-Apr | Office supplies | 725 | 725 | = | 725 | ||||||
Accounts payable | 725 | ||||||||||
(supplies purchased on credit) | |||||||||||
26-Apr | Accounts receivable | 3125 | 3125 | = | 3125 | ||||||
Service revenue | 3125 | ||||||||||
(being service revenue recorded) | |||||||||||
27-Apr | Dividend | 6500 | -6500 | = | -6500 | ||||||
Cash | 6500 | ||||||||||
(being dividend paid to shareholders) | |||||||||||
30-Apr | Utilities Expenses | 525 | -525 | = | -525 | ||||||
Cash | 525 | ||||||||||
(utilities expenses incurred) | 41775 | 24650 | 41200 | = | 4525 | 97000 | 6100 | ||||
107625 | = | 107625 |
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