1)Journal Entries
Transactions |
Debit($) |
Credit($) |
a) By Cash A/c Dr To Deffered Revenue |
955 |
955 |
b) By Cash A/c Dr To Rent revenue A/c |
385 |
385 |
c) By Cash A/c Dr To Supplies |
17275 |
17275 |
d) By Accounts Receivable A/c To Supplies |
8800 |
8800 |
e) By Cash A/c Dr To Accounts Receivble |
5950 |
5950 |
f) By Utilities expense A/c Dr To Accounts Payable |
720 |
720 |
g) By Supplies A/c Dr To Cash |
885 |
885 |
h) By Accounts payable A/c Dr To Cash |
2200 |
2200 |
i) By Wages A/c Dr To Cash A/c |
19200 |
19200 |
2) Trial Balance( adjusted as on 1st jan)
Corrected Trail Balance as on 1st jan( Based on Balancehseet Given) | ||
Cash | 5800 | |
A/c Receivable | 33750 | |
supplies | 1400 | |
equipment | 14800 | |
land | 8700 | |
A/c payable | 10050 | |
buildings | 25000 | |
utilities expenses | ||
deffered revenue | 4600 | |
notes payable | 57250 | |
common stock | 13500 | |
Retained Earnings | 4050 | |
rent revenue | ||
service revenue | ||
salary and wages | ||
89450 | 89450 |
3) Trail Balance As on 1st Feb( After effecting January
Transactions)
Corrected Trail Balance as on 1st Feb( Based on Balancehseet Given) | ||
Cash | 8080 | |
A/c Receivable | 36600 | |
supplies | -23790 | |
equipment | 14800 | |
land | 8700 | |
A/c payable | 8570 | |
buildings | 25000 | |
utilities expenses | ||
deffered revenue | 5555 | |
notes payable | 57250 | |
common stock | 13500 | |
Retained Earnings | -15485 | |
rent revenue | ||
service revenue | ||
salary and wages | ||
69390 | 69390 |
Balancesheet as on 1st FEB
Assets | Amount($) | Liability | Amount ($) |
Cash | 8080 | A/c Payable | 8570 |
A/c Recevable | 36600 | Deffered Revenue | 5555 |
supplies | -23790 | Notes Payable | 57250 |
Equipment | 14800 | Common stock | 13500 |
Land | 8700 | Retained Earnings | -15485 |
Building | 25000 | ||
69390 | 69390 |
Notes
1)Negative Figures could also be shown in the opposite sides respectiveley
2) Break up of income and expenses have not been shown itemwiswe. Hence the Net Figure is summed up in Retained Earnings
E3-13 Recording and Posting Accrual Basis Journal Entries, and Preparing an Unadjusted Trial Balance and Preliminary...
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