1 | Recording transactions of page 2 | ||
Journal | |||
In books of Diamond Consulting for the month of July | |||
Date | Particulars | Dr.($) | Cr.($) |
17/07 | Cash a/c | 9450 | |
To Fees earned | 9450 | ||
( Being fees for the period 01/07 -17/07 received in cash from the clients) | |||
18/07 | Office supplies a/c | 600 | |
To Cash | 600 | ||
(being cash paid for supplies) | |||
20/07 | Accounts recievable a/c | 6650 | |
To Fees earned | 6650 | ||
(being services recorded on account for the period 13/07 -20/07) | |||
24/07 | Cash a/c | 4000 | |
To Fees earned | 4000 | ||
( Being fees for the period 17/07 -24/07 received in cash from the clients) | |||
26/07 | Cash a/c | 12000 | |
To Advance from clients | 12000 | ||
( Being cash received from the clients on account) | |||
27/07 | Salary a/c | 1750 | |
To cash a/c | 1750 | ||
( being salary paid ) | |||
29/07 | Telephone a/c | 325 | |
To cash a/c | 325 | ||
( being cash paid ) | |||
31/07 | Electricity a/c | 675 | |
To cash a/c | 675 | ||
( being cash paid ) | |||
31/07 | Cash a/c | 5200 | |
To Fees earned | 5200 | ||
( Being fees for the period 25/07 -31/07 received in cash from the clients) |
2 | LEDGERS | |||
Cash Ledger | ||||
Particulars | Dr.($) | Particulars | Cr.($) | |
To Capital | 13500 | By Rent a/c | 2400 | |
To Unearned fees | 5500 | By Prepaid rent a/c | 2400 | |
To Advance from clients | 15300 | By Insurance a/c | 4500 | |
To Fees earned | 9450 | By Advertisment a/c | 400 | |
To Fees earned | 4000 | By Salary a/c | 1750 | |
To Advance from clients | 12000 | By Office supplies a/c | 600 | |
To Fees earned | 5200 | By Salary a/c | 1750 | |
By Telephone a/c | 325 | |||
By Electricity a/c | 675 | |||
By Office station co. a/c | 5200 | |||
By Balance c/d | 44950 | |||
TOTAL | 64950 | TOTAL | 64950 | |
Office equipement a/c | ||||
Particulars | Dr.($) | Particulars | Cr.($) | |
To Capital a/c | 7500 | By Balance c/d | 14000 | |
To Office station co. | 6500 | |||
TOTAL | 14000 | TOTAL | 14000 | |
Fees earned a/c | ||||
To Profit and loss a/c | 25300 | By Cash a/c | 9450 | |
By Cash a/c | 4000 | |||
By Accounts recievable a/c | 6650 | |||
By Cash a/c | 5200 | |||
TOTAL | 25300 | TOTAL | 25300 | |
Accounts recievable a/c | ||||
To Capital a/c | 20800 | By Balance c/d | 27450 | |
To Fees earned | 6650 | |||
TOTAL | 27450 | TOTAL | 27450 | |
Office supplies a/c | ||||
To Capital a/c | 3200 | By Profit and loss a/c | 3800 | |
To Cash a/c | 600 | |||
TOTAL | 3800 | TOTAL | 3800 |
3 | Unadjusted Trial Balance | ||
Particulars | Dr.($) | Cr.($) | |
Capital a/c | 45000 | ||
Profit and loss a/c | 14200 | ||
Cash a/c | 44950 | ||
Office equipment a/c | 14000 | ||
Accounts recievable a/c | 27450 | ||
Unearned fees | 5500 | ||
Advance from clients | 27300 | ||
Office station co. | 1300 | ||
Prepaid insurance | 4500 | ||
Prepaid rent | 2400 | ||
Total | 93300 | 93300 |
6. After adjustments income statement
INCOME STATEMENT | |||
Profit and loss a/c | |||
To Office supplies a/c | 3800 | By fees earned a/c | 28050 |
To Rent a/c | 2400 | ||
To Advertisment a/c | 400 | ||
To Salary a/c | 3675 | ||
To Telephone a/c | 325 | ||
To Insurance a/c | 375 | ||
To Depriciation a/c | 750 | ||
To Electricity a/c | 675 | ||
To Net profit | 15650 | ||
TOTAL | 28050 | TOTAL | 28050 |
Note- supplies have been considered to be revenue nature. |
7 | Adjusted Trial Balance | ||
Particulars | Dr.($) | Cr.($) | |
Capital a/c | 45000 | ||
Profit and loss a/c | 15650 | ||
Cash a/c | 44950 | ||
Office equipment a/c | 13250 | ||
Accounts recievable a/c | 27450 | ||
Unearned fees | 2750 | ||
Advance from clients | 27300 | ||
Office station co. | 1300 | ||
Salary payble | 175 | ||
Prepaid insurance | 4125 | ||
Prepaid rent | 2400 | ||
Total | 92175 | 92175 |
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