Prepare journal entries for the January 2018 transactions 1-6
1 | 02-Jan | Stockholders invest an additional $18,000 in the business |
2 | 02-Jan | Borrowed $10,000 from the bank. The principal repayment is due in 3 years and interest payments are due at the end of each year. |
3 | 02-Jan | Purchased equipment for $9,000 on account. |
4 | 03-Jan | Purchased supplies on account (did not pay cash) $800 |
5 | 07-Jan | Paid office rent of $600 for the month |
6 | 11-Jan | Completed a consulting assignment and billed ABC Co. $1,700 for services rendered |
Date |
Account Name |
Debit |
Credit |
Jan-02 |
Cash |
$18000 |
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Common stock |
$18000 |
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(To record issue of common stock) |
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Jan-02 |
Bank |
$10000 |
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Bank Loan |
$10000 |
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(To record the receipt of bank loan) |
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Jan-02 |
Equipment |
$9000 |
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Accounts Payable |
$9000 |
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(To record the Purchase of Equipment) |
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Jan-03 |
Supplies |
$800 |
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Accounts Payable |
$800 |
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( To record the purchase of supplies) |
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Jan-07 |
Office Rent |
$600 |
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Cash |
$600 |
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(To record the payment of office rent) |
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Jan-11 |
Accounts receivable |
$1700 |
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Service Revenue |
$1700 |
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(To record the service revenue) |
Prepare journal entries for the January 2018 transactions 1-6 1 02-Jan Stockholders invest an additional $18,000...
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