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Julli [10]
3 years ago
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Received cash of $43,000 from the issue of common stock. Performed $62,000 of services on account. Incurred $9,300 of other oper

ating expenses on account. Paid $35,000 cash for salaries expense. Collected $41,500 of accounts receivable. Paid a $4,400 dividend to the stockholders. Performed $10,900 of services for cash. Paid $6,900 of the accounts payable.Required a. Record the preceding transactions in general journal form. (If no entry is required for a transaction/event, select "No journal entry required" in the first account field.) b. Post the entries to T-accounts and determine the ending balance in each account.
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PolarNik [594]3 years ago
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Answer:

Ending Balance

Cash $ 48,600

Accounts Receivable  20,500

Expenses= Salaries + Operating= 35,000 + 9,300= 44,300

Accounts Payable = $ 2,400

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

1                              Cash                         $ 43000

                               Common Stock                                 $ 43000

Received cash of $43,000 from the issue of common stock.

2                               Accounts Receivable    $ 62000

                                Service Revenue                              $ 62,000

Performed $62,000 of services on account.

3                           Operating Expenses           $ 9,300

                                   Accounts Payable                          $ 9300

Incurred $9,300 of other operating expenses on account.

4                             Salaries Expense               $ 35000

                                           Cash                                         $ 35000

Paid $35,000 cash for salaries expense.

5                          Cash                                   $ 41,500

                                     Accounts Receivable                     $ 41,500

Collected $41,500 of accounts receivable.

6.                          Dividend                          $ 4400

                                         Cash                                           $ 4400

Paid a $4,400 dividend to the stockholders.

7.                           Cash                                   $ 10,900

                                   Services Revenue                           $ 10,900

Performed $10,900 of services for cash.

8.                          Accounts Payable                $ 6,900

                                       Cash                                             $ 6900

Paid $6,900 of the accounts payable.

<h2><u>             Cash             </u>   <u> Acct Receivable</u></h2><h3><u>Debit                          Credit</u>        <u> Debit              Credit    </u></h3>

Common

Stock $ 43,000          Salaries 35,000            Service

                                                                          Revenue   $ 62,000

A/R    $ 41,500           Dividend  4,400                                         Cash    41,500

Service 10,900           A/ P       6,900      <u>                    Bal   20,500</u>

<u>                                            Bal       48,600</u>    <u> $ 62000    $62000</u>

<u>94,900                                 94,900          </u>

<h2><u>     Service Revenue         </u>    <u>Salaries Exp </u></h2><h3><u>Debit                            Credit          </u>     <u>Debit         Credit</u></h3>

                                   A/R    62,000               Cash  $ 35,000

Cash  $ 41,500                                                      <u>       Bal $35000</u>

<u>Bal       $ 20,500                                  </u>         <u>$ 35000       $35000</u>

<u>           $ 62,000                    $ 62,000 </u>

<h2><u>    Accounts Payable          </u>   <u>Oper Exp </u></h2><h3><u>Debit                            Credit          </u>      <u>Debit        Credit</u></h3>

                                   Operating                     A/P   9,300

                                Expense 9300

Cash 6,900                                                 <u>                  Bal 9,300</u>

<u>Bal     2,400                                     </u>             <u>  $ 9,300      $ 9,300 </u>

<u>           $ 9,300                    $ 9,300 </u>

<h2><u>  Common Stock          </u>   <u>   Dividend         </u></h2><h3><u>Debit                            Credit   </u>         <u>Debit          Credit  </u></h3>

                                                                   Cash  4,400

                                    Cash 43000

                                                                <u>                        Bal 4,400</u>

<u>Bal     43 000                                     </u>      <u>  $ 4,400          $ 4,400 </u>

<u>           $ 4,3000                    $ 4,3000 </u>

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