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Record these 3 months (quarter of a fiscal year) of transactions using your Excel Accounting Workbook...

Record these 3 months (quarter of a fiscal year) of transactions using your Excel Accounting Workbook with the following ... 1) Journal 2) Ledger Accounts 3) Trial Balance 4) Balance Sheet 5) Income Statement 6) COA

Rubric:

Structure/Submittal of the Excel Workbooks: 70 points (-5 for each incorrect item ie. Titles, Worksheet structure and view, formulas)

Financial Data Accuracy: 30 points (0-2 errors -0; 3-6 errors -5; 7-10 errors -10; 11-14 errors -20, 15+ errors -30)

8/1 - Sarah Smiles, the owner of a small photography business, is getting bigger and needs to hire bookkeeper. She has been keeping her accounting records herself and has provided you with her last balance sheet. It is as follows...(See Handout)

8/1 - Sarah took out a mortgage with Sun Bank to purchase a studio for $100,000 to grow the business.

8/2 - Bought $7,000 of furniture from Furniture Superstore with her store credit card.

8/3 - Bought $2,000 worth of supplies on account. The vender is Photo Supplies R Us.

8/4 - Bought $3,000 photo paper, frames, and materials for photo books to be sold from Photo Supplies R Us. She charges $220 per hour for the service she provides. Sarah includes sales tax in the sale price.

8/5 - Bought a 6-Month insurance policy from All State for $850.

8/6 - Was hired to be the photographer for Stacy Chapburn's wedding. Stacy gave "Studio 16" a deposit of $1,000 to hold the date.

8/7 - Amy Fackler, a previous cash customer, came back and bought 2 photo books from "Studio 16" for $100 a piece, but only paid $50. Those books cost "Studio 16" $15 a piece.

8/13 - Hired an assistant, Marty Costello, for the Chapburn wedding and paid him $400.

8/20 - Paid utility bills to PSE&G totaling $500.

8/22 - Was paid $4,000 up front from Christine Zimmer for her engagement photos and upcoming wedding.

9/1 - Paid mortgage of $1,000. ($300 went towards principal, $250 went towards interest, and $450 went towards realestate taxes)

9/15 - Took senior pictures all last week (40 hours) for Triton High School seniors totaling $8,800, but did not get paid immediately.

9/15 - Paid off our bill from "Photo Supplies R Us"

9/15 - Made payment to the Furniture Superstore Credit Card for $500 ($400 went to principal; $100 went to interest)

10/1 - Received payment of $5,000 from Triton High School.

10/1 - Paid mortgage of $1,000. ($300 went towards principal, $250 went towards interest, and $450 went towards realestate taxes)

10/5 - You complete Chirstine's engagement photos and wedding that was paid in full up front. Her total order included 2 days of photographing (12 hours) a photo book for $1,360 that cost "Studio 16" $350.

10/28 - Performed Stacy's wedding for a total of $3,500 Less the deposit. (Included in that $3,500 was the sale of a photo book for $1,000 and frame pictures sold for $800. The inventory sold cost Studio 16 $300)

10/30 - End of the quarter you realize some of your insurance has expired.

10/30 - End of the quarter you realize you only have $300 worth of supplies left.

10/30 - We realize we owe $600 to our employees from previous job worked.

10/30 - Sarah includes sales tax in all sale prices charged to the customer. She is still responsible to pay the 7% sales tax on her sales for this quater to be paid 12/1.

10/30 - Sarah realizes she can depreciate her camera at a rate of $700 per year.

10/30 - The owner withdrew $2,500 from the business.

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It is not mentioned anywhere the relation between Sarah Smiles and Studio 16. Hence, it is assumed Studio 16 is a third party.

Date Particulars Debit Credit
Amount ($) Amount ($)
01-Aug Studio 100000
To Mortgage Payable 100000
02-Aug Furniture 7000
To Credit Card Company 7000
03-Aug Purchases 2000
To Accounts Payable - Photo Supplies R Us 2000
04-Aug Purchases 3000
To Accounts Payable - Photo Supplies R Us 3000
05-Aug Prepaid Insurance 850
To Cash 850
06-Aug Since these entries do not pertain to Sarah Smiles, the same shall not be recorded in Sarah Smiles books.
07-Aug
13-Aug Salary / Assistant fess 400
To Cash 400
20-Aug Utilities expense 500
To Cash 500
22-Aug Cash 4000
To Sales tax payable                    261.68
To Income from services                3,738.32
01-Sep Mortgage Payable 300
Interest expense 250
Real Estate taxes 450
To Cash 1000
15-Sep Accounts Receivable - Triton High School 8800
To Sales tax payable                    575.70
To Income from services                8,224.30
15-Sep Accounts Payable - Photo Supplies R Us 5000
To Cash 5000
15-Sep Credit Card Company 400
Credit Card expenses 100
To Cash 500
01-Oct Cash 5000
To Accounts Receivable - Triton High School 5000
01-Oct Mortgage Payable 300
Interest expense 250
Real Estate taxes 450
To Cash 1000
05-Oct Accounts Receivable - Christine 4000
To Sales tax payable                    261.68
To Income from services                3,738.32
28-Oct Accounts Receivable - Stacy 4300
To Sales tax payable                    281.31
To Income from services                4,018.69
(Although 1000$ advance was paid to Studio 16, the same has been deducted from gross earnings of Sarah Smiles)
30-Oct Insurance expense (850/6*3) 425
To Prepaid insurance 425
30-Oct Salaries expense 600
To Salaries payable 600
30-Oct Depreciation expense (700/12*3) 175
To Accumulated depreciation - Camera 175
30-Oct Drawings 2500
To Cash 2500
Trial Balance
Particulars Debit Credit
Amount ($) Amount ($)
Cash o/d 2750
Accounts Receivable 12100
Prepaid Insurance 425
Studio 100000
Furniture 7000
Accumulated Depreciation - Camera 175
Accounts Payable
Credit Card company 6600
Mortgage Payable 99400
Salaries Payable 600
Sales tax Payable        1,380.37
Drawings 2500
Income from services      19,719.63
Insurance expense 425
Real Estate taxes 900
Salaries expense 1000
Purchases 5000
Utilities expense 500
Interest expense 500
Credit Card expenses 100
Depreciation expense - Camera 175
Total 130625 130625

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