A) General entries in the attachment
Statement showing Cash Balances ( 1)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
2) office furniture | 3100 | 1)common stock | 16300 |
4) office supplies | 860 | 9) fees Earned | 6200 |
5) rent Paid | 1050 | ||
8) library books | 2000 | ||
10) salaries | 3200 | ||
12) dividend | 1100 | ||
13 ) Utility exp | 460 | ||
14 interest exp | 90 | ||
Balance | 10640 |
statement showing Account Receivable (2)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
9)cash | 6200 | 7) fees Earned | 7900 |
balance | 1700 | ||
(7900-6200) | |||
statement showing Accounts payable (3)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
3) library | 4000 | 6) Library | 600 |
11) advertising | 600 | 8) cash | 2000 |
balance | 2000 | ||
(4600-2600) | |||
statement showing office Furniture (4)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
balance | 10100 | 2) cash | 3100 |
2) note payable | 7000 | ||
statement showing Notes Payable (5)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
3)office furtinure | 7000 | ||
balance | 7000 | ||
statement showing tax liabrary (6)
Particular | Amount (DR) | Particulars | Amount ( cr) |
account payable | 600 | account payable | 4000 |
balance | 3400 | ||
b)Trail Balance as of june 30 of mary aker
particulars | debit ($) | Credit($) | working |
cash | 10640 | balance taken from cash statement no 1 | |
account receivable | 1700 | balance taken from statement no 2 | |
account payable | 2000 | balance taken from statement no 3 | |
office supplies | 860 | ||
tax library | 3400 | balance taken from statement no 6 | |
office furniture | 10100 | balance taken from statement no 4 | |
notes payable | 7000 | balance taken from statement no 5 | |
common stock | 16300 | ||
dividend paid | 1100 | ||
utility exp | 460 | ||
interest exp | 90 | ||
advertising exp | 600 | ||
salaries exp | 3200 | ||
rent exp | 1050 | ||
professsional fee | 7900 | ||
Total | 33200 | 33200 |
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