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lianna [129]
3 years ago
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Aracel Engineering completed the following transactions in the month of June.

Business
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Greeley [361]3 years ago
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Answer:

<u>Aracel Engineering Ltd.</u>

<u>Journal Entries</u>

<u>Sr. No.                        Accounts                 Debit               Credit</u>

a.                      Investments                   $100,000

                           Cash                                                      $ 100,000

a.                     Office Equipment             $ 5000

                        Cash                                                        $ 5000

Purchase office Equipment

a.              Drafting Equipment               $ 60,000

                        Cash                                                           $ 60,000

Purchase Drafting Equipment

b.                 Land                                      $ 49,000

                          Cash                                                           $ 6,300

                          Note Payable                                            $ 42,700

Purchase Land

c.               Building                                   $ 55,000

                             Cash                                                       $ 55,000

Purchase Building

d.             Premium for Insurance            $ 3000

                             Cash                                                         $ 3000

Paid Cash for Insurance Premium

e.               Cash                                         $ 6200

                         Drafting Services A/c                                   $ 6200

Received Cash for a set of plans (drafts) from a client

f.                 Drafting Equipment                $ 20,000

                         Cash                                                               $ 9500

                         Notes Payable                                               $ 10,500

Bought equipment for cash and notes payable

g.                 Account Receivable             $ 14,000

                              Engineering Services                               $ 14,000

Engineering Services rendered on credit

h.                Office Equipment                   $ 1150

                              Accounts Payable                                      $ 1150

Office Equipment bought on credit

i.                      Account Receivable             $ 22,000

                              Engineering Services                               $ 22,000

Engineering Services rendered on credit

j.                   Rent Expense                           $ 1333

                           Rent Payable                                                 $ 1333

Rent to be paid within 30 days

k.                   Cash                                            $ 7000

                              Account Receivable                                   $ 7000

Received partial payment as Cash for Engineering services

l.                       Wages                                      $ 1,200

                                      Cash                                                     $ 1,200

Wages Paid

m.                         Accounts Payable                 $ 1150

                                      Cash                                                      $ 1150

Payment made for office equipment purchased on credit

n.                    Maintenance ( equipment)         $ 925

                                     Cash                                                        $ 925

Maintenance charges paid for equipment

o.                   Drawing Account                         $ 9,480

                                    Cash                                                         $ 9,480

Withdrew cash for personal use

p.                Wages                                              $ 1200

                            Cash                                                                  $ 1200

Paid wages

q.                  Advertisements                          $ 2500

                               Cash                                                                $ 2500

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