JOURNAL ENTRIES IN BOOKS OF ROGER & COMPANY : ( AUGUST 2018 )
DATE JOURNAL ENTRY DEBIT (AMT$) CREDIT (AMT$)
Aug 1 Cash a/c Dr. $120,000 To Capital a/c $120,000
Prepaid insurance a/c Dr. $32,400 To Cash a/c $32,400
Aug 2 Furniture a/c Dr. $25,000 To Cash a/c $25,000
Aug 3 Rent a/c Dr. $13,200 To Cash a/c $13,200
Aug 4 Equipment a/c Dr. $240,000 To Cash a/c $240,000
Aug 5 Cash a/c Dr. $600,000 To Sales a/c $600,000
Aug 15 Printing & stationery a/c Dr. $11,800 To Cash a/c $11,800
Aug 17 Capital a/c Dr. $12,000 To Cash a/c $12,000
Wages a/c Dr. $52,500 To cash a/c $52,500
Aug 18 Cash a/c Dr. $115,000 To Customer advances a/c $115,000
( Accrued entry )
Aug 21 Cash a/c Dr. $600,000 To accounts receivable a/c $600,000
Aug 23 Printing & stationery a/c Dr. $11,800 To Accounts payable a/c $11,800
Aug 25 Cash a/c Dr. $300,000 To Interest a/c $300,000
Aug 27 Hydro expenses a/c Dr. $1,800 To Cash a/c $1,800
Aug 31 No Entry since there is no payment of cash or any services received .
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