Journalise Entries in the books of O'Henry Associates:-
Date | Accounts & Explanation | Debit($) |
Credit($) |
2018 |
Short Term Note Payable A/c...............................Dr. To Cash A/c (Being amount of short term notepaybale of 2017 paid off) |
15500 |
15500 |
2018 |
Accured Salaries Expesne A/c............................Dr. To Cash A/c (Being Amount of Accured Salaries Expense of 2017 paid off) |
3800 |
3800 |
2018 |
Cash A/c.............................................................Dr. To Short Term Note Payable A/c (Being Amount of Short term notepayable Borrowed) |
17300 |
17300 |
2018 |
Salaries Expense A/c........................................Dr. To Salaries Payable A/c (Being Amount of Salaries Expense Outstanding) |
3600 |
3600 |
2018 |
Interest Expense A/c.........................................Dr. To Interest Payable A/c (Being Amount of Interest Expense outstanding) |
15500 |
15500 |
Chapter 11 3). Eli O'Henry Associates reported short-term notes payable and salaries payable as follows: (Click...
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