Q1) | |||
Journal Entries: | |||
Accounts Titles | Debit $ | Credit $ | |
a | Cash | 3928 | |
Service Rev | 3928 | ||
(being service rev. received) | |||
b | Accounts Payable | 1055 | |
Cash | 1055 | ||
(being AP paid) | |||
c | Cash | 3700 | |
Capital | 3700 | ||
(being capital infused) | |||
d | Rent exp | 1200 | |
Cash | 1200 | ||
(being rent paid) | |||
e | Off. Supplies | 245 | |
Accounts Payable | 245 | ||
(being supplies purchased on account) | |||
f | Accounts Receivable | 3000 | |
Service Rev | 3000 | ||
(being service revenue on account) | |||
g | Cash | 3000 | |
Accounts Receivable | 3000 | ||
(being cash received of AR) | |||
h | Legal service exp | 1635 | |
Accounts payable | 1635 | ||
(being legal expense bill made payable) | |||
i | Operating exp | 875 | |
Cash | 875 | ||
(being operating exp paid) | |||
j | Withdrawal | 1000 | |
Cash | 1000 | ||
(being withdrawal done) |
opening Balance Sheet | |||
Assets | Amount$ | Liabilities | Amount$ |
Cash | 1000 | AP | 1530 |
AR | 3200 | Capital | 13520 |
Supplies | 850 | (bal. fig.) | |
Land | 10000 | ||
Total Assets | 15050 | Total Liabilites | 15050 |
T-Accounts: | |||
Cash account | |||
OB | 1000 | b | 1055 |
a | 3928 | d | 1200 |
c | 3700 | i | 875 |
g | 3000 | j | 1000 |
CB | 7498 | ||
AR account | |||
OB | 3200 | g | 3000 |
f | 3000 | CB | 3200 |
Supplies account | |||
OB | 850 | CB | 1095 |
e | 245 | ||
Land account | |||
OB | 10000 | ||
AP account | |||
b | 1055 | OB | 1530 |
CB | 2355 | h | 1635 |
e | 245 | ||
Capital account | |||
CB | 17220 | OB | 13520 |
c | 3700 | ||
Service Rev account | |||
CB | 6928 | a | 3928 |
f | 3000 | ||
Rent Account | |||
d | 1200 | ||
Legal expense account | |||
h | 1635 | ||
Operating Exp Account | |||
i | 875 | ||
Withdrawal account | |||
j | 1000 | ||
INCOME STATEMENT: | |||
Service Rev. | 6928 | ||
Less: expense: | |||
rent | 1200 | ||
legal | 1635 | ||
operating | 875 | ||
Total Exp. | 3710 | ||
Net Income | 3218 | ||
BALANCE SHEET as on July 31, 05 : | |||
ASSETS: | AMOUNT$ | ||
Cash | 7498 | ||
AR | 3200 | ||
Supplies | 1095 | ||
Current Assets | 11793 | ||
Land | 10000 | ||
Total Assets | 21793 | ||
LIABILITIES: | AMOUNT$ | ||
AP | 2355 | ||
Current Liabilities | 2355 | ||
Capital | 17220 | ||
less: Withdrawal | -1000 | ||
add: Net Income | 3218 | ||
Total Liabilities | 21793 |
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