Journal entries of repairs
Date | Particulars | Debit amount | Credit amount |
Mar 1 | Cash A/C----Dr | 28000 | |
To Common stock A/C | 28000 | ||
(Being common stock issued to shareholders) | |||
Mar 5 | Advertising expense A/C---Dr | 1000 | |
To Cash A/C | 1000 | ||
(Being cash paid for advertising expense) | |||
Mar 9 | Land A/C----Dr | 44500 | |
To Cash A/C | 11500 | ||
To Loan A/C | 33000 | ||
(Being land purchased) | |||
Mar 10 | Purchase A/C-----Dr | 1700 | |
To Accounts payableA/C | 1700 | ||
(Being purchase of service) | |||
Mar 19 | Accounts payable A/C---Dr | 800 | |
To Cash A/C | 800 | ||
(Being cash paid to Accounts payable) | |||
Mar 22 | Cash A/C----Dr | 18500 | |
To Loan A/C | 18500 | ||
(Being loan borrowed from bank) | |||
Mar 29 | Cash A/C----Dr | 14500 | |
Accounts receivable A/C---Dr | 4500 | ||
To Service revenue A/C | 19000 | ||
(Being service revenue received) | |||
Mar 30 | Rent A/C----Dr | 2000 | |
Salary A/C------Dr | 2100 | ||
Utilities A/C----Dr | 1100 | ||
To Cash A/C | 5200 | ||
(Being expenses paid) | |||
Mar 31 | Shareholder A/C----Dr | 2000 | |
To Dividend payable A/C | 2000 | ||
(Being dividend payable due) | |||
Mar 31 | Dividend payable A/C----Dr | 2000 | |
To Cash A/C | 2000 | ||
(Being dividend paid) |
Cash A/C
Date | Particulars | Amount | Date | Particulars | Amount |
Mar 1 | To common stock A/C | 28000 | Mar 5 | By Advertising expense A/C | 1000 |
Mar 22 | To loan A/C | 18500 | Mar 9 | By land A/C | 11500 |
Mar 29 | To service revenue A/C | 14500 | Mar 19 | By accounts payable A/C | 800 |
Mar 30 | By rent A/C | 2000 | |||
Mar 30 | By salary A/C | 2100 | |||
Mar 30 | By utilities A/C | 1100 | |||
Mar 31 | By dividends payable A/C | 2000 | |||
Mar 31 | By balance c/d | 40500 | |||
61000 | 61000 | ||||
Apr 1 | To balance b/d |
40500 |
Accounts payable A/C
Date | Particulars | Amount | Date | Particulars | Amount |
Mar 19 | To cash A/C | 800 | Mar 10 | By purchase A/C | 1700 |
Mar 31 | To balance c/d | 900 | |||
1700 | 1700 | ||||
Apr 1 | By balance b/d | 900 |
Loans payable A/C
Date | Particulars | Amount | Date | Particulars | Amount |
Mar 9 | By Land A/C | 33000 | |||
Mar 31 | To balance c/d | 51500 | Mar 22 | By cash A/C | 18500 |
51500 | 51500 | ||||
Apr 1 | By balance b/d | 51500 |
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