Income Statement:-
Particulars | Amount $ | Particulars | Amount $ |
To interest on long term long @ 12% | 5000 | ||
To Outstanding Utilities | 20000 | By sales | 820000 |
To Advertisement | 50000 | By Closing Stock | 20000 |
To Supplies Purchases | 100000 | ||
To Salaries | 200000 | ||
To Depreciation on Equipment | 9000 | ||
To Dividend | 20000 | ||
To Net Profit | 436000 | ||
To Net Profit b/d |
Extract of the Balance Sheet
Liabilities | Amount $ | Assets | Amount $ |
Dividend | 20000 | Cash | 1605000 |
Net Profit | 436000 |
Equipment 90000 less:-Depreciation (9000) |
81000 |
Income Received In advance | 60000 | Bills Receivable | 360000 |
Supplies | 20000 | ||
Outstanding Expenses | 20000 | Miss Income and Assets | 112200 |
Long Term Loan 50000 Add:-5000 |
55000 | ||
Outstanding tax | 87200 | ||
Capital | 1500000 | ||
Journal Entries:-
Date | Particulars | F | Debit $ | Credit $ |
March 1 2019 | Cash a/c | 1500000 | ||
To Capital A/c | 1500000 | |||
(Being Shares Sold on cash) | ||||
March 1 2019 | Equipment A/c | 90000 | ||
To Cash A/c To Long Term Note |
40000 50000 |
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(Being Equipment purchased with cash and on loan) | ||||
Cash A/c Bills Receivable |
460000 360000 |
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To Sales and Services | 820000 | |||
(Being sales done on cash and credit) | ||||
Cash A/c | 60000 | |||
To Income Received in advance | 60000 | |||
(Being cash received in advance for future services) |
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Advertisement A/c Supplies A/c Salaries |
50000 100000 200000 |
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To Cash A/c | 350000 | |||
(Being cash Paid for advertisement, supplies, and salaries) | ||||
Outstanding Utilities A/c | 20000 | |||
To Bills Payable | 20000 | |||
(Being payment of utilities is due) | ||||
Date | Particulars | F | Debit $ | Credit $ |
Depreciation on Equipment A/c | 9000 | |||
To Equipment A/c | 9000 | |||
Being Depreciation paid on equipment) | ||||
Dividend A/c | 20000 | |||
To Cash | 20000 | |||
(Being dividends paid in cash) | ||||
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