Date/entry | journal | debit | credit | ||
aug 1 | phone | 150 | |||
utilities | 200 | ||||
to cash | 350 | ||||
(being paid phone deposit and utilities) | |||||
aug 1 | advertisement | 706 | |||
to cash | 706 | ||||
(being paid for advertisement) | |||||
aug 1 | ice cream(8000) | 2400 | |||
novelties(1150) | 575 | ||||
to purchase account | 2975 | ||||
(being received stock of ice cream and novelties) | |||||
aug 5 | sale | 376.3 | |||
to ice cream(1036) | 310.8 | ||||
to novelties(131) | 65.5 | ||||
(being sale made) | |||||
aug 10 | purchase | 2975 | |||
to discount received | 29.75 | ||||
tocash | 2945.25 | ||||
(being paid purchase bill and received discount) | |||||
aug 11 | there is no purchase of staples so no entry is required | ||||
aug 12 | sale | 752.6 | |||
to ice cream(2072) | 621.6 | ||||
to novelties(262) | 131 | ||||
(being made sale in second week) | |||||
aug15 | ice cream(3108) | 932 | |||
novelties(393) | 197 | ||||
to purchase | 1,129 | ||||
(being shipment received of products) | |||||
aug 16 | office supplies | 83 | |||
to R supplier | 83 | ||||
(being purchase some additional office supplies) | |||||
aug 19 | sale | 941 | |||
to ice cream(2590) | 777 | ||||
to novelties(328) | 164 | ||||
(being made sale of third week) | |||||
aug 22 | cash | 66 | |||
to phone | 66 | ||||
(being paid bill of telephone) | |||||
aug 25 | ice cream(2590) | 777 | |||
novelties(328) | 164 | ||||
to purchase | 941 | ||||
(being received third shipment) | |||||
aug 25 | purchase a/c | 1129 | |||
to cash | 1117.71 | ||||
to discount receive | 11.29 | ||||
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aug 26 | sale | 1129 | |||
to ice cream(3108) | 932.5 | ||||
to novelties(393) | 196.5 | ||||
(being sale made of fourth week) |
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aug 26 | ice cream(3108) | 932.4 | |||
novelties(393) | 196.5 | ||||
to purchase | 1128.9 | ||||
(being received 4th shipment) | |||||
aug 26 | cash | 4612.271 | |||
accrue tax employees paycheck | 1581.65 | ||||
accrue tax employers payroll | 789.079 | ||||
to salary and wages | 6983 | ||||
(being paid salary and wage and deduct all tax and paid in september) | |||||
aug 31 | sale | 564.7 | |||
to ice cream(1554) | 466.2 | ||||
to novelties(197) | 98.5 | ||||
(being record sale of last 5 days of august) |
we sale the stock on the basis of fifo method.
Journal entries. If you chose to obtain a franchise, you receive the bill from the franchisor....
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