General Journal | ||||
Date | Journal | Debit | Credit | |
01-06-2001 | Cash | 45,000.00 | ||
Supplies | 8,775.00 | |||
Equipment | 70,200.00 | |||
To Capital Stock | 1,23,975.00 | |||
(Being assets brought in exchange for capital) | ||||
01-06-2001 | Cash | 6,50,000.00 | ||
To Notes Payable | 6,50,000.00 | |||
(Cash borrowed from bank as notes payable) | ||||
02-06-2021 | Insurance Expense | 4,050.00 | ||
Prepaid Insurance | 44,550.00 | |||
To Cash | 48,600.00 | |||
(Insurance expense for 1 month accounted and balance to prepaid account) | ||||
02-06-2021 | Rent Expense | 14,400.00 | ||
Prepaid Rent | 28,800.00 | |||
To Cash | 43,200.00 | |||
(Prepaid rent for 2 months accounted) | ||||
05-06-2021 | Cash | 85,050.00 | ||
To Unearned Fees | 85,050.00 | |||
(Unearned fees received from clients accounted) | ||||
10-06-2021 | Dividends | 17,550.00 | ||
To Dividend Payable | 17,550.00 | |||
(Declared dividend payable on June 30) | ||||
15-06-2021 | Accounts Receivable | 37,300.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 37,300.00 | |||
(Services performed on account from June 1-15) | ||||
15-06-2021 | Cash | 41,775.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 41,775.00 | |||
(Services performed for cash from June 1-15) | ||||
16-06-2021 | Salary Expense | 4,680.00 | ||
To Cash | 4,680.00 | |||
(Salary for 2 weeks paid) | ||||
17-06-2021 | Equipment | 29,450.00 | ||
To Cash | 14,725.00 | |||
To Accounts Payable | 14,725.00 | |||
(Purchase of equipment, half the price paid in cash and balance on June 21) | ||||
19-06-2021 | Cash | 15,000.00 | ||
To Accounts Receivable | 15,000.00 | |||
(Cash received from clients on account) | ||||
20-06-2021 | Supplies | 13,388.00 | ||
To Cash | 13,388.00 | |||
(Cash paid for supplies) | ||||
20-06-2021 | Accounts Receivable | 45,225.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 45,225.00 | |||
(Services performed on account from June 16-20) | ||||
21-06-2021 | Accounts Payable | 14,725.00 | ||
To Cash | 14,725.00 | |||
(Balance paid to Bergstrom Co. for purchase of equipment) | ||||
21-06-2021 | Cash | 25,125.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 25,125.00 | |||
(Services performed for cash from June 16-21) | ||||
22-06-2021 | Utilities and Ad Expense | 2,100.00 | ||
To Cash | 2,100.00 | |||
(Cash paid for online advertisement) | ||||
25-06-2021 | Cash | 17,800.00 | ||
To Accounts Receivable | 17,800.00 | |||
(Cash received from clients on account) | ||||
28-06-2021 | Salary Expense | 4,680.00 | ||
To Cash | 4,680.00 | |||
(Salary for 2 weeks paid) | ||||
29-06-2021 | Utilities and Ad Expense | 2,530.00 | ||
To Cash | 2,530.00 | |||
(Cash paid for telephone bill) | ||||
30-06-2021 | Utilities and Ad Expense | 4,950.00 | ||
To Accounts Payable | 4,950.00 | |||
(Electricity bill for june to be paid in july) | ||||
30-06-2021 | Dividend Payable | 17,550.00 | ||
To Cash | 17,550.00 | |||
(Dividend declared on June 10 paid) | ||||
30-06-2021 | Cash | 19,650.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 19,650.00 | |||
(Services performed for cash from June 22-30) | ||||
30-06-2021 | Accounts Receivable | 16,200.00 | ||
To Fees Earned | 16,200.00 | |||
(Services performed on account from June 21-30) | ||||
12,80,503.00 | 12,80,503.00 |
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