Please find the answer of part 1 and 2
1 | Journal Entries | ||
S.No | Particulars | Dr. | Cr |
a | Cash | 45000 | |
Common Stock | 45000 | ||
b | Equipment | 20000 | |
Cash | 20000 | ||
c | Rent Expense | 3000 | |
Prepaid expense | 3000 | ||
Cash | 6000 | ||
d | Inventory | 35000 | |
Creditors | 35000 | ||
Purchases | 35000 | ||
Change in stock | 35000 | ||
e | Cash | 30000 | |
Note payables | 30000 | ||
f | AR | 40000 | |
Sales | 40000 | ||
Change in stock | 22000 | ||
Inventory | 22000 | ||
g | Cash | 15000 | |
AR | 15000 | ||
h | Creditors | 20000 | |
Cash | 20000 | ||
i | Salary expense | 7000 | |
Salary payable | 7000 | ||
Salary payable | 7000 | ||
Cash | 7000 | ||
j | Utility expense | 2000 | |
Creditors | 2000 | ||
k | Loan given | 20000 | |
Cash | 20000 | ||
l | Cash | 3000 | |
Advance from customer | 3000 | ||
m | Dividend | 1000 | |
Cash | 1000 | ||
2 | Trial balance | ||
Particulars | Dr | Cr | |
Cash | 19000 | ||
AR | 25000 | ||
Inventory | 13000 | ||
Equipment | 20000 | ||
Loan given | 20000 | ||
Prepaid expense | 3000 | ||
Creditors | 17000 | ||
Advance from customer | 3000 | ||
Common stock | 45000 | ||
Note payables | 30000 | ||
Sales | 40000 | ||
Dividend | 1000 | 0 | |
Purchases | 35000 | ||
Salary expense | 7000 | ||
Rent expense | 3000 | ||
Utility expense | 2000 | ||
change in stock | 13000 | ||
148000 | 148000 |
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