Required 1.for each listed transation and releted adjusting entry indicate the account, amount, and effect.
Date | Asset | Amount | Liabilities | Amount | Equity | Amount |
Jan 8 | Inventory_Debit | $26,500 | Accounts Payable_Credit | $26,500 | ||
Jan 17 | Cash_Credit | -$26,500 | Accounts Payable_Debit | -$26,500 | ||
Apr 1 | Cash_Debit | $ 60,000 | Loan from national bank Account_Credit | $60,000 | ||
June 3 | Inventory_Debit | $30,500 | Accounts payable_Credit | $30,500 | ||
July 5 | Cash_Credit | -$30500 | Accounts payable_Debit | $30,500 | ||
Aug 1 | Cash_Debit | $13,500 | Unearned revenue_Credit | $13,500 | ||
Dec 20 | Cash_Debit | $350 | Cusomer advance_Credit | $350 | ||
Dec 31 |
Unpaid Wages_Credit (Debited to Wages account) |
$11,500 | ||||
Dec 31 |
Interest payable_credit (60000*18.5%) / 12*9) (Debited to interest expenses account) |
$8,325 | ||||
Dec 31 |
Unearned income_debit ($13,500/6*5) |
$11,250 | ||||
Explanantion to aboave enrty.
1.Jan 8.
Purchased merchandise on account, in this entry inventory(asset) is incresed on the other hand account payable (Liability) also incresed.
2.Jan 17
Pay for purchase made as on jan 8.
Cash(asset) decresed and accounts payable(liability) on the other side also decrecred.
3.April 1,
receved loan from nationalised bank.
Cash(asset) incresed and Loan (liability) on the other side also incresed.
4&5.(June 3 and july 5-same enrty passed in the month of january)
6. Aug 1,
Rent received in advance
Cash (Asset) incresed on the other hand unearned income is liability for recipient.
7.Dec 20,
Cash received from customer in advance
8.There is unpaid wages of $11,500
Entry will be....
Wages account............Debit $11500
To unpaid wages account..... $11500
9.Interest expenses which is payable at the year end for 9 month.
Entry will be....
interest account............Debit $8,325
To unpaid wages account..... $8,325
10.Rent received in advance adustment entry
Entry will be....
Unearned income............Debit $11,250
To rent ..... $11,250
-----------------------------End of solution of requirement one----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2.Effect on debt to asset ratio.
Date | Effect on Rato | Numerator | Denomonator |
Jan 8 | No effect | ||
Jan 17 | No effect | ||
Apr 1 | No effect | ||
June 3 | No effect | ||
Jul 5 | No effect | ||
Aug 1 | No effect | ||
Dec 20 | No effect | ||
Dec 31 | Incresed | $85,350 | $73,850 |
Dec 31 | Incresed | $93,675 | $73,850 |
Dec 31 | Incresed | $104,925 | $73850 |
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