1 | |||
Journal entries: | |||
Date | Particular | dr | cr |
1-Feb | Bank a/c……………………………………Dr | 22000 | |
Note payable a/c | 22000 | ||
(being borrowed bank loan ) | |||
1-Apr | Prepaid insurance a/c Dr | 5600 | |
Bank a/c | 5600 | ||
( being paid for insurance policy ) | |||
17-Jul | Supplies a/c Dr | 3800 | |
Account payable a/c | 3800 | ||
(being purchase of supplies on account) | |||
1-Nov | Note receivable a/c Dr | 9000 | |
Bank a/c | 9000 | ||
(being loan given to customer) | |||
2 | |||
Closing Journal entries: | |||
Date | Particular | dr | cr |
31-Dec | Interest a/c Dr | 1815 | |
Interst payable a/c | `815 | ||
(interest payable for loan for 11 months) | |||
31-Dec | Insurance a/c Dr | 2100 | |
Prepaid insurance a/c | 2100 | ||
(being insurance paid for 2 year on which 9 months was expired) | |||
31-Dec | Supplies expenses a/c Dr | 2050 | |
Supplies a/c | 2050 | ||
(being $2050(3800-1750) supplies are utilities during the year) | |||
31-Dec | Interest receivable a/c Dr | 105 | |
interest income a/c | 105 | ||
(being interest receivable for2 months ) | |||
working notes: | |||
a. | interest payable = 22000*9%*11/12 monhs | ||
=1815 | |||
b. | insurance expense =5600*9/24 months | ||
c. | interest receivable=9000*7%*2/12 months | ||
=105 |
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