A) Entry is : work in progress a/c dr $5000
to Accounts payable a/c $5000
Changes in : Balance sheet : Current assets ( workin progress) increases
current liabilities( Accounts payable) increases
Income statement : No change because amount directly allotted to work in progress
job cost code: Job cost increases to the extent of cost of material charged to work in progress
Equipment ledger: No change
B) Entry is: Work in progress a/c dr $24400
To Accounts payable a/c $24400
Accounts payable a/c dr $20740
to cash a/c $20740
( 24400-retention amount 15% of $24400 is $3660 , remaining amount o$20740 is paid)
Changes Balance sheet: Current assets (wip) Increases by $ 24400
Current assets (Cash) decreases by $20740
Current liabilities (Accounts payable ) increases
Income statement: No change
Job cost ledger; job cost ledger increases to the extent of cost
Equipment ledger: No change
C) Office 1 rent a/c dr $3000
to Cash a/c $3000
Balance sheet: Current assets(cash) decreases by $3000
Income statement: Exoenses ( office rent) increases by $3000
Equipment ledger: No change
D) Depreciation A/C dr $3000
To office 2 a/c $3000
Balance sheet: Current assets (Office2) decreases to the extent of depreciation
Income statement: expenses( Depreciation) increses
Equipment ledger: To the extent of depreciation the equipment in office 2 decreases
E) Work in progress a/c dr $1,30,000
To accounts payable(client name) $1,30,000
Accounts payable a/c dr $1,17,000
To cash a/c $ 1,17,000
Balance sheet:
Current assets(wip) increases by $1,30,000
Current assets(cash) decreases by $1,17,000
Current liabilities (accounts payable) increases
Job cost Ledger: Job cost ledger increases by the amount of cost
Income statement: No change
F) Interest expenses a/c dr $779.2
Loans payable a/c dr $1655.8
To cash a/c $2435
BALANCE SHEET: current assets( cash ) decreases
Current liabilities(Loans payable) decreases
Income statement: Expense( int exp) increases
G) Depreciation a/c dr $ 6000
to Dump truck a/c $6000
Balance sheet :
current assets (Dump truck) decreses
Income statement: Expenses(depreciation) increases
H) the book value after set off depreciation is $125000-$70000= $55000
sale value $75000
profit = $20,000
cash dr $ 75000
to profit and loss a/c $20,000
to equipment a/c $55000
Balance sheet: Current assets ( equipment) decreases by $55000 book value
current assets(cash) increases
Income statement: Income $20,000 to the extent of profit
increases
Equipment : Equipment value decreases
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