Question 4
During the month of August, Karlsson Industries had the
following transactions:
Aug. 2 | Paid cash for the August rent of $1,500. | |
Aug. 6 | Purchased supplies of $250 on account. | |
Aug. 10 | Collected $5,700 from customers on account. | |
Aug. 15 | Received $2,200 cash for services to be rendered in September. | |
Aug. 21 | Paid for supplies purchased on account on August 6. | |
Aug. 28 | Billed customers for $7,500 for services provided in August. | |
Aug. 31 | Paid $150 cash for utilities expense. |
For each transaction fill in the below table for the date of the
transaction, the account name to be debited and credited and the
effect on the respective account: increase to the account and for a
decrease to the account.
Choose the correct answer for each date.
A. August 2nd:
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
B. August 6th
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
C. August 10th
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
D. August 15th
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
E. August 21st
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
F. August 28th
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
G. August 31
Debit account(choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
Credit account (choose between): utility expenses, rent expenses, supplies, account receivable, accounts payable, cash, supplies expense, service revenue, Unearned revenue.
Effect: Increase or decrease
Amount: ______
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