Following will be the journal entries and its effect on the net income :-
1 . Entry for receiving Cash from customer
Cash | 10000 | Effect on net income | |
Unearned revenue (To cash cash received from customer in advance ) |
10000 | none |
Entry to be made on 9/30/18
Unearned revenue | 5000 | Net effect on met income | |
Fees earned (To fees earned recognised as (10000x3/6) |
5000 | increase |
Entry for interest receivable in investment on 9/30/18
Interest receivable | 200 | Effect on net income | |
Interest income (To interest on investment receivable ) |
200 | increase |
Entry in October for receiving Cash
Cash | 200 | Effect on net income | |
Interest receivable (To interest received) |
200 | none |
Entry for supplies on 9/1/18
Supplies on hand | 800 | Effect on net income | |
Accounts payable (To supplies received ) |
800 | none |
Entry on 9/30/18 for recording consumption of supplies :-
Supplies expense | 480 | Effect on net income | |
Supplies on hand (To supplies exp for the month recorded as 800-320) |
480 | decrease by 480 |
If instead of capitalizing we hwe have straight away expensed supplies
Supplies expense | 800 | Effect on net income | |
To accounts payable (To supplies expense recorded upfront) |
800 | decrease by 800 |
Entry for lease
Prepaid office lease | 36000 | Effect on net income | |
Cash (To lease paid in advance for 12 months ) |
36000 | none |
E try on 9/30/18
Office lease expense | 12000 | Effect on net income | |
Prepaid office lease (To lease expense recorded for 4 months as 36000x4/12) |
12000 | decrease |
Entry for purchasing machine as on 10/1/11
Machinery | 72000 | Effect on net income | |
Cash (Machine purchased ) |
72000 | none |
Entry for 9/30/18
Depriciation expense | 7200 | Effect on net income | |
Accumulated depriciation on machine (To depriciation on machine calculated as 72000-0/10= 7200 |
7200 | decrease |
Accumulated depriciation is a type of asset account but unlike other asset account, it will always have a credit balance and it is shown as reduction to gross fixed assets and thus referred as contra asset account .
7 years have passed since purchasing machine this total depriciation recorded so far for 7 years will be 7200x7 = $50400. Thus, balance of accumulated depriciation onachine will be $50400.
Entry for employee salary
Salary exp | 8100 | Effect on net income | |
Salary payable (To salary payable being not paid ) |
8100 | decrease |
Entry on 10/1/18
Salaries payable | 8100 | Effect on net income | |
To cash (To salary paid for previous year) |
8100 | none |
Entry for signing note as on 12/1/17
Cash | 150000 | Effect on net income | |
Notes payable (To notes signed) |
150000 | none |
Entry needed on 9/30/18
Interest expense | 7500 | Effect on net income | |
Accrued expense (To interest due for 10 months as 150000x6%x10/12) |
7500 | decrease |
Entry on 10/1/18
Notes payable | 150000 | Effect on net income | |
Accrued interest | 7500 | None | |
Cash (To notes repaid along with interest) |
157500 |
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