Some of these T accounts might not all be used but I wanted to add them all just to make sure. Which is why the post is a bit long.
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Journal Entries | |||
Date | Description | Debit | Credit |
01-Jan | Cash | 160000 | |
Common Stock | 160000 | ||
01-Jan | Equipment | 400000 | |
Cash | 50000 | ||
note payable | 350000 | ||
01-Jan | Prepaid Rent | 30000 | |
Cash | 30000 | ||
04-Jan | Prepaid Supplies | 410 | |
Account Payable | 410 | ||
08-Jan | Cash | 8000 | |
Uneaned rental revenue | 8000 | ||
11-Jan | salary expenses | 9000 | |
Cash | 9000 | ||
15-Jan | Cash | 11000 | |
Account receivable | 13800 | ||
rental revenue | 24800 | ||
17-Jan | repairs expenses | 520 | |
Account Payable | 520 | ||
23-Jan | Cash | 7800 | |
Account receivable | 7800 | ||
25-Jan | Cash | 10400 | |
salary expenses | 7800 | ||
31-Jan | rent expenses | 5000 | |
Prepaid Rent | 5000 | ||
(30000 / 6 month) | |||
31-Jan | Interest Expenses | 1400 | |
Accrued Interest | 1400 | ||
(350000*4.8%*1/12) |
Ledger (only ledger with balance are shown, due to huge file size)
CASH | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Common Stock | 160000 | Equipment | 50000 |
Uneaned rental revenue | 8000 | Prepaid Rent | 30000 |
rental revenue | 11000 | salary expenses | 9000 |
Account receivable | 7800 | Ending balance | 97800 |
Total | 186800 | Total | 186800 |
Account receivable | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
rental revenue | 13800 | Cash | 7800 |
Ending balance | 6000 | ||
Total | 13800 | Total | 13800 |
Prepaid Rent | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Cash | 30000 | rent expenses | 5000 |
Ending balance | 25000 | ||
Total | 30000 | Total | 30000 |
Prepaid Supplies | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Account Payable | 410 | ||
Ending balance | 410 | ||
Total | 410 | Total | 410 |
Equipment | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Cash | 50000 | ||
note payable | 350000 | ||
Ending balance | 400000 | ||
Total | 400000 | Total | 400000 |
Account Payable | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Prepaid Supplies | 410 | ||
repairs expenses | 520 | ||
Ending balance | 930 | ||
Total | 930 | Total | 930 |
Accrued Interest | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Interest Expenses | 1400 | ||
Ending balance | 1400 | ||
Total | 1400 | Total | 1400 |
Uneaned rental revenue | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Cash | 8000 | ||
Ending balance | 8000 | ||
Total | 8000 | Total | 8000 |
note payable | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Equipment | 350000 | ||
Ending balance | 350000 | ||
Total | 350000 | Total | 350000 |
rental revenue | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Cash | 11000 | ||
Account receivable | 13800 | ||
Ending balance | 24800 | ||
Total | 24800 | Total | 24800 |
salary expenses | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Cash | 9000 | ||
Ending balance | 9000 | ||
Total | 9000 | Total | 9000 |
rent expenses | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Prepaid Rent | 5000 | ||
Ending balance | 5000 | ||
Total | 5000 | Total | 5000 |
repairs expenses | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Account Payable | 520 | ||
Ending balance | 520 | ||
Total | 520 | Total | 520 |
interest expenses | |||
Particular | Debit | Particular | Credit |
Accrued Interest | 1400 | ||
Total | 1400 | Total | 0 |
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