The follwoing are the Journal entries:
1.Feb 8: Debit: concerned utility expenses
Credit: Cash/Bank
2. Debit: Cash/Bank
Credit: Advance from customers(under current liabilities in Balance sheet)
3.Debit: Salaries & wages: 1057
Credit: Salaries & Wages Payable
(Here i assumed that the day March 31 salaries only pending to be paid. Before week payments are done)
4. Adjusting Journal Entry is:
Debit:Advance from customers: 2030
Credit: Deemed Sales/Sales: 2030
5. Adjusting Journal Entry is:
Debit: Opeing Rawmaterials: 30600
Credit: Closing RM: 11200
Credit: Closing Work in progress: 19400
6. April 4:
Debit: Salaries & Wages: 6343
Debit: Salaries & wages Payable: 1057
Credit: Cash/Bank: 7400
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