Journal Entry for Kimberly Payne's investment
Particulars | Debit | Credit |
Cash A/c Dr | $17700 | |
Accounts Receivables A/c Dr ($185850-$8180) | $177670 | |
Merchandise Inventory A/c Dr | $95740 | |
Equipment A/c Dr | $62850 | |
To Allowance for doubtful Accounts | $13940 | |
To Kimberly Payne's Capital A/c | $340020 | |
(Being assets contributed by partner in business) |
Accounts Receivables $185850 are deducted by $8180 being Completely unworthy and can not accapted for partnership
Merchandise Inventory, Equipment A/c are recorded at market price given in question
Kimberly Payne's Capital A/c (Balancing Figure) = ($17700+$177670+95740+62850) - $ 13940 = $340020
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