2-1) | |||
1. Journal Entries: | |||
Date | Accounts Title | Debit$ | Credit $ |
1-Jan | Cash | 101000 | |
Common Stock | 101000 | ||
(being common stock issued) | |||
2-Jan | Inventory | 36000 | |
Accounts Payable | 36000 | ||
(being inventory purchased on credit) | |||
4-Jan | Insurance exp | 2520 | |
Cash | 2520 | ||
(being insurance exp. For 1 year) | |||
10-Jan | Accounts Receivable | 12100 | |
Sales revenue | 12100 | ||
(being sale of inventory) | |||
COGS | 7100 | ||
Inventory | 7100 | ||
(being COGS of sales booked) | |||
15-Jan | Cash | 31000 | |
Note Payable | 31000 | ||
(being borrowed from bank on Note signing) | |||
20-Jan | Salaries and Wages | 6100 | |
Cash | 6100 | ||
(being salaries and wages paid for half year) | |||
22-Jan | Cash | 10100 | |
Sales revenue | 10100 | ||
(being sale of inventory) | |||
COGS | 6100 | ||
Inventory | 6100 | ||
(being COGS of sales booked) | |||
24-Jan | Accounts Payable | 15100 | |
Cash | 15100 | ||
(being AP paid) | |||
26-Jan | Cash | 6050 | |
Accounts Receivable | 6050 | ||
(Being cash collected of receivables) | |||
28-Jan | Utility Exp | 1100 | |
Cash | 1100 | ||
(being utilities paid) | |||
30-Jan | Rent exp | 2050 | |
Pre-paid Rent | 2050 | ||
Cash | 4100 | ||
(being rent paid ) |
2. T-accounts: | |||
DEBIT | AMOUNT $ | CREDIT | AMOUNT $ |
CASH a/c | |||
1 | 101000 | 4 | 2520 |
15 | 31000 | 20 | 6100 |
22 | 10100 | 24 | 15100 |
26 | 6050 | 28 | 1100 |
30 | 4100 | ||
CB | 119230 | ||
Common Stock a/c | |||
1 | 101000 | ||
Inventory a/c | |||
2 | 36000 | 10 | 7100 |
22 | 6100 | ||
CB | 22800 | ||
AP a/c | |||
24 | 15100 | 2 | 36000 |
CB | 20900 | ||
Insurance exp. a/c | |||
4 | 2520 | ||
AR a/c | |||
10 | 12100 | 26 | 6050 |
CB | 6050 | ||
Sales revenues a/c | |||
CB | 22200 | 10 | 12100 |
22 | 10100 | ||
COGS a/c | |||
10 | 7100 | CB | 13200 |
22 | 6100 | ||
Note payable a/c | |||
15 | 31000 | ||
Salaries and wages a/c | |||
20 | 6100 | ||
Utilities exp a/c | |||
28 | 1100 | ||
Rent exp a/c | |||
30 | 2050 | ||
Prepaid Rent a/c | |||
30 | 2050 |
3. Unadjusted Trial Balance: | ||
Accounts Title | Debit $ | Credit $ |
Cash | 119230 | |
Common Stock | 101000 | |
Inventory | 22800 | |
AP | 20900 | |
Ins Exp | 2520 | |
AR | 6050 | |
Sales Rev. | 22200 | |
COGS | 13200 | |
Note Payable | 31000 | |
Salaries and Wages | 6100 | |
Utilities exp. | 1100 | |
Rent exp. | 2050 | |
Prepaid Rent | 2050 | |
TOTAL | 175100 | 175100 |
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