Transaction Analysis:
Directions: Nally's Nook opened for business on April 1, 2018. General ledger accounts used by the business are listed below. Determine the debit and credit pieces for each transaction.
A. Cash
B. Petty Cash
C. Accounts Receivable
D. Supplies
E. Office Furniture
F. Accounts payable
G. R. Nally, Capital
H. R. Nally, Drawing
I. Fees income
J. Miscellaneous Expense
K. Rent Expense
L. Repairs Expense
M. Utilities expense
Date (April) | Transaction | Debit | Credit |
1 | R. Nally, the owner, invested $ 45,000.00 cash in the business | ||
1 | Wrote a check to pay for the May rent, $900.00 | ||
2 | Purchased office furniture for $ 8,500.00. Wrote a check for $ 6,000.00 . Balance was paid on account. | ||
3 | Paid cash for supplies, $250.00 | ||
6 | purchased supplies for $125 on credit. | ||
9 |
paid $ 150 to repairs for the copy machine |
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10 | Paid $350 to Westar energy for the electric bill | ||
11 | wrote a check to R. Nally, the owner for personal expenses. | ||
12 | Paid $250.00 to establish a petty cash fund | ||
13 | recorded a bank service charge of $25.00 | ||
15 | paid cash to replenish the petty cash fund, $75; supplies $25; Miscllaneous Expenses, $50. |
***How can you record the actions made on each account as debit or credit?
Record entries as follows:
Date | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
April | $45,000 | ||
1 | Cash | $45,000 | |
Capital, R.nally | |||
1 | Rent expense | $900 | |
Cash | $900 | ||
2 | Office furniture | $8,500 | |
Cash | $6,000 | ||
Accounts payable | $2,500 | ||
3 | Supplies | $250 | |
Cash | $250 | ||
6 | Supplies | $125 | |
Accounts payable | $125 | ||
9 | Repair expense | $150 | |
Cash | $150 | ||
10 | Utilities expense | $350 | |
Cash | $350 | ||
11 | R. Nally, drawings | ||
Cash | |||
12 | Petty cash | $250 | |
Cash | $250 | ||
13 | Miscellaneous expense | $25 | |
Cash | $25 | ||
15 | Petty cash | $75 | |
Supplies | $25 | ||
Miscellaneous expense | $50 | ||
Cash | $150 |
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