How do you create the journal entries and T-accounts for this problem
Solution to Question 1 | |||
Figures are in USD otherwise stateed | |||
Balance sheet | |||
Assets | 2017 | Liabilities | 2017 |
Current assets | Current liabilities | ||
Cash | 207,900 | Salary payable | 13,500 |
Inventory | 30,260 | Promisory note | 14,500 |
Accounts receivable (AR) | 23,610 | Accounts payable | 110,000 |
Equipment | 161,000 | Long term debt | 179,600 |
Land | 177,300 | Common stock | 190,150 |
Short term investments | 21,220 | Retained eanrings | 113,540 |
Total | 621,290 | Total | 621,290 |
Workings : | |||
A | Retained earnings | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 113540 | ||
During the year profits | 0 | ||
Closing blaance | 113540 | ||
B | Cash account | ||
Opening balance | 132,000 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Purchased additional equipment | (4,500) | ||
proceeds from issue of shares | 69,000 | ||
Collection from customers | 19,000 | ||
Salaries paid | (33,000) | ||
Loan from bank | 50,000 | ||
Cash refund on return of defective product | 200 | ||
Note payable | (20,000) | ||
Short term investments | (4,800) | ||
Closing balance | 207,900 | ||
C | Equipment | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 142000 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Purchased additional equipment | 19000 | ||
Closing blaance | 161000 | ||
D | Land | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 169800 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Land from shareholder | 7500 | ||
Closing blaance | 177300 | ||
E | Promisory note | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 0 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
amount payable on purchase of equipment | 14500 | ||
Closing blaance | 14500 | ||
F | Equity | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 113650 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Issue of 10000 shares | 76500 | ||
Closing blaance | 190150 | ||
G | Accounts receivable | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 42610 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Collection | -19000 | ||
Closing blaance | 23610 | ||
H | Salary payable | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 46500 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Paid | -33000 | ||
Closing blaance | 13500 | ||
I | Debt | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 149600 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Received loan | 50000 | ||
Paid | -20000 | ||
Closing blaance | 179600 | ||
J | No treatment of ordered supplies as no movement of inventory happens during the year | ||
K | Inventory | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 23000 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Purchased | 7460 | ||
Defective inventory | -200 | ||
Closing blaance | 30260 | ||
L | Short term investments | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 16420 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Purchased | 4800 | ||
Closing blaance | 21220 | ||
M | Accounts payable | ||
2018 | |||
Opening balance | 102540 | ||
Add/(Less) | |||
Purchased | 7460 | ||
Closing blaance | 110000 | ||
Solution to Question 2 | |||
Journal entries | |||
Event | Accounts | Debit | Credit |
a | Equipment | 19000 | |
Cash | 4500 | ||
Promisory note | 14500 | ||
b | Cash | 69000 | |
Land | 7500 | ||
Common stock | 76500 | ||
c | Cash | 19000 | |
Accounts receivable | 19000 | ||
d | Salaries payable | 33000 | |
Cash | 33000 | ||
e | Cash | 50000 | |
Loan | 50000 | ||
f | No entry | ||
g | Inventory | 7460 | |
Accounts payable | 7460 | ||
h | Cash | 200 | |
Inventory | 200 | ||
i | Notes payable | 20000 | |
Cash | 20000 | ||
j | Short term investments | 4800 | |
Cash | 4800 |
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