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CHAP CHAPTER 2T ACCOUNTS. DEBITS AND CREDITS. TRIAL BALANCE AND PRINCE Sold professional services for cash, $2,575. Paid on a

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Complete Transactions S.Mayers - Journal Entries , Multiple and relevant T account ,
Adjusted Trial Balance, Income Statement and Balance Sheet
Sl No Journal Entries Debit($) Credit($)
a Cash        40,000
S.Mayers Capital      40,000
( deposited in bank account in Business name )
b Office Furniture           1,330
Account Payable         1,330
c Office Furniture              595
Cash            200
Account Payable            395
( Purchase of office furniture / equipment in cash and part
payable in due course
d Office Furniture              375
Account Payable            375
e Telephone expenses              155
Cash            155
f Account Receivable           1,484
Professional service         1,484
g Electricity Bill              190
Cash            190
h Other expenses - relates to Speech therapy              450
Cash            450
i Cash           2,575
Professional service         2,575
J Account Payable              300
Cash            300
( paid to Regan office supply)
k Office rent              940
Cash            940
L Office Salary              880
Cash            880
m S. Mayers Drawing              800
Cash            800
( withdraw money)
n Cash              885
Account Receivable            885
T Account - relates to
Cash
Opening bal Amnt($) Amnt($)
Introduced capital        40,000 Payment
( S . Mayers capital) Office furniture              200 Sl No c
Collected from Professional Service           2,575 telephone              155
Account receivable              885 Electricity Bill            190
Other expenses            450
Office Supply            300
Office Rent            940
Office Salary            880
S.Mayers Drawing account              800
Closing Balance 39545                                          -  
Total        43,460      43,460
Account payable
Opening bal Amnt($) Amnt($)
Cash - Sl No J              300 Office Furniture         1,330 Sl No b
Closing Bal           1,800 Office Furniture            395 Sl No c
Office Furniture            375 Sl No d
Total           2,100         2,100
Office Furniture
Opening bal Amnt($) Amnt($)
Account payable           1,330 Sl No b
Account payable              395 Sl No c
Account payable              375 Sl No d
Cash              200 Closing bal         2,300 Sl No c
Total           2,300         2,300
Account Receivable
Opening bal Amnt($) Amnt($)
Professional Service           1,484 Sl No f
cash            885
Closing bal            599
Total           1,484         1,484
ProfessioanlService
Opening bal Amnt($) Amnt($)
Account receivable           1,484
Closing bal           4,059 Cash         2,575
Total           4,059         4,059
Adjusted Trial Balance
As on June 30 , 20...
Debit($) Credit($)
As derived above) Cash                         39,545
Office furniture                           2,300
Account receivable                               599
Account Payable         1,800
S,Marer capital Account      40,000 ( as per Journal)
S,Marer Drawing A/c                               800 ( as per Journal)
As derived above) Professional Service Revenue         4,059
Telephone cost                               155 ( as per Journal)
Electricity cost                               190
Rent Expenses                               940
Salary cost                               880
Others cost                               450
Total                         45,859      45,859
Income Statement
for the year ended 30th June 20..
Amnt($)
Professional Service Revenue                           4,059
Less - Expenses
Telephone cost                                                         155
Electricity cost                                                         190
Rent Expenses                                                         940
Salary cost                                                         880
Others cost                                                         450
total cost                           2,615
Net Income                           1,444
Balance Sheet as on 30th June 20...
Asset Amnt($) Liability Amnt($)
Current Asset Account Payable           1,800
Cash                                                   39,545
Account receivable                                                         599 owners Equity      40,644
Current Asset                                                   40,144
Fixed Asset
Office Equipment                                                     2,300
Total Asset                                                   42,444 Total Liability+ Owners Equity      42,444
Derived Oweners Equity Amnt($)
S. Mayers Capital]                                                   40,000
Less
S.mayers Drawing                                                       -800
Retained Earnings                                                     1,444
owners Equity                                                   40,644
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