Make jornal entry
On 1-12 Owner Yara invested furniture into the business from her personal funds worth 10,000
Date | Account Titles and Explanation | Debit | Credit |
1-Dec | Furniture | 10,000 | |
To capital | 10,000 | ||
(Being furniture invested in the business) | |||
2-Dec | Cleaning service expense | 25000 | |
To expense payable | 25000 | ||
(Being cleaning service booked) | |||
Expense payable | 25000 | ||
To cleaning service expense | 25000 | ||
(Being booking cancelled) | |||
7-Dec | Office Equipment | 20000 | |
To Bank | 20000 | ||
(Being office equipment puurchased) | |||
10-Dec | Supplies | 4000 | |
To Accounts Payable | 4000 | ||
(Being supplies purchased) | |||
11-Dec | Bank | 18000 | |
To Service Income | 18000 | ||
(Being service revenue received) | |||
14-Dec | Bank | 200000 | |
To King Faisal University | 200000 | ||
(Being cheque received-invoce no.100) | |||
20-Dec | Cash | 2000 | |
To workshop revenue | 2000 | ||
(Being revenue received from the workshop conducted) | |||
22-Dec | Cash | 50000 | |
NC KSA a/c | 50000 | ||
(Being cash received against invoice no. 300) | |||
29-Dec | Electricity Charges | 1000 | |
To cash | 1000 | ||
(Being electricity bill paid) | |||
29-Dec | Website rent | 1200 | |
To Bank | 1200 | ||
(Being website rent paid through nnet banking) | |||
29-Dec | Advertisement | 7000 | |
To Bank | 7000 | ||
(Being advertisementexpenses paid by cheque) | |||
30-Dec | Salaries and Wages | 25000 | |
To Bank | 25000 | ||
(Being expenses paid by cheque) | |||
30-Dec | Cash | 5000 | |
To rent income | 5000 | ||
(Rental income received) |
Make jornal entry On 1-12 Owner Yara invested furniture into the business from her personal funds...
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