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M&T Plumbing Company completed the following transactional data for the first month of operations. May 1: Steven Mattel depos
16: Provided plumbing services for Letty Petrovsky for $390. 17: Received electric and water bill for the amount of $250. The
5. Prepare closing entries for the month and prepare a post-closing trial balance.
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Journal entries ( Along With Adjustment entries)
Date Particulars Debit $ Credit $
Bank A/c….Dr $        68,700
Vehicle A/c….Dr $        13,820
      To Owners Capital A/c $        82,520
Rent A/c……Dr $        833.33
Prepaid Rent A/c….Dr $    1,666.67
                     To Bank A/c $          2,500
Insurance Expense A/c…Dr $              200
Prepaid Insurance A/c…Dr $          2,200
                              To Bank A/c $          2,400
Plumbing Tools…..Dr $          5,600
         To Accounts Payables A/c $          5,600
Plumbing Supplies….Dr $        450.00
                     To Bank A/c $        450.00
Plumbing Tools…..Dr $    1,100.00
         To Accounts Payables A/c $    1,100.00
05-27-2000 Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $    1,100.00
                              To Bank A/c $    1,100.00
Computer A/c…Dr $        900.00
Printer A/c……..Dr $          79.00
         To Accounts Payables A/c $        979.00
Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $        979.00
                              To Bank A/c $        979.00
Inventory (Office Supplies)….Dr $        450.00
                                       To Bank A/c $        450.00
Accounts Recievables…..Dr $    2,800.00
       To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $    2,800.00
Pick Up Truck…..Dr $    7,500.00
        To Accounts Payables A/c $    7,500.00
Labour Expenses……Dr $        500.00
                      To Bank A/c $        500.00
Bank A/c……… Dr $ 14,280.00
       To Accounts Recievables A/c $ 14,280.00
05-31-2000 Accounts Recievables A/c……………Dr $    2,856.00
       To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $    2,856.00
( $14280/ 75 Days *15 Days)
Bank A/c……… Dr $        390.00
       To Plumbing Repairs ( Income) A/c $        390.00
Electric and Water Expenses….Dr $        250.00
        To Accounts Payables A/c $        250.00
Bank A/c……… Dr $ 26,000.00
           To Loan A/c $ 26,000.00
Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $    2,000.00
                              To Bank A/c $    2,000.00
Advertising Expenes…..Dr $        200.00
         To Accounts Payables A/c $        200.00
Accounts Payables A/c…….Dr $        200.00
                                   To Bank A/c $        200.00
Office Building A/c…..Dr $ 28,000.00
        To Accounts Payables A/c $ 28,000.00
Drawings A/c……Dr   $    2,000.00
               To Bank A/c $    2,000.00
Depreciation Expense…..Dr $        100.00
    To Depreciation on Plumbing Tools $        100.00
Depreciation Expense…..Dr $          15.00
    To Depreciation on Computer $          15.00
Depreciation Expense…..Dr $          51.00
    To Depreciation on Pick Up Truck A/c $          51.00
Cost of Goods Sold……Dr $        100.00
                To Inventory A/c $        100.00
Interest Expense……Dr' $     195.00
       To Interest Payable A/c $ 195.00
(26,000*9% /12)
Income Statement
Particulars
Income
Plumbing Repairs Income $ 6,046.00
Less : Cost of Goods Sold $     100.00
Gross Margin $ 5,946.00
Operating Expenses
Depreciation $     166.00
Rent $     833.33
Insurance $     200.00
Other Expenses $ 950.00
Earning before Interest and Taxes $ 3,796.67
Interest Expense $     195.00
Earning Before Taxes $ 3,601.67
Particulars
Assets
Cash $   126,341
Accounts Recievables $     (8,624)
Inventory $           350
Other Current Assets $        3,867
Total Current Assets $   121,934
Plumbing Tools $        5,600
Accumulated Depreciation $           100
Net Plumbing Tools $        5,500
Computer and Printer $           979
Accumulated Depreciation $              15
Net Computer and Printer $           964
Pick Up Truck $        7,500
Accumulated Depreciation $              51
Net Pick Up Truck $        7,449
Vehicle $     13,820
Total Assets $   149,667
Liabilities
Loan $     26,000
Accounts Payables $     39,350
Interest Payable $           195
Owners Capital $     82,520
Retained Earnings $        3,602
Drawings $     (2,000)
Owners Equity and Capital $     84,122
Total Liabilities $   149,667
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