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mestny [16]
3 years ago
15

The transactions of Spade Company:

Business
2 answers:
Ilia_Sergeevich [38]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The below in the explanation the required journal entries as requested.

Explanation:

The journal entries required for Spade Company are as follows:

a Dr  Cash                    $100,750

  Cr Common stock                                $100,750

  Being capital invested in the business

b. Dr Office supplies     $1,250

   Cr Cash                                  $1,250

  Being purchase of office supplies

c.Dr Office equipment   $10,050

  Cr Accounts  payable               $10,050

  Being purchase of equipment on account

d. Dr Cash                       $15,500

   Cr Fees earned                               $15,500

    Being receipt of cash for services rendered

e.Dr Accounts  payable      $10,050

  Cr. Cash                                            $10,050

   Being payment for office equipment bought on account

f.Dr Accounts receivable     $2700

 Cr Fees earned                                   $2700

Being amount billed for services

g. Dr Rent Expense                          $1,225

   Cr Cash                                         $1225

 Being monthly rent paid

h. Dr  Cash                             $1,225

   Cr Accounts receivable                $1,225

   Being payment received from accounts receivable

i. Dr Dividends                       $10,000

 Cr  Cash                                               $10,000

Being withdrawal cash from the business.

Artyom0805 [142]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

KACY SPADE COMPANY TRIAL BALANCE AS AT 31st MAY 2016

DEBIT SIDE

Dr cash $94,850

Dr Account receivable 1575

Dr office supplies1,250

Dr Office equipment 10,050

Account payable 0

DrDividends10,000

DrRent expense1,225

Total$118,950

CREDIT SIDE

Cr Commonstock100,750

Cr Fees earned18,200

Totals$118,950

EXPLANATION

1.Cash

Dr a.100,750

Dr d.15,500

Dr h.1,125

Cr b.1,250

Cr e.10,050

Cr g.1,225

Cr i.10,000

The difference between both Debit and credit side =Balance 94,850

2.Accounts Receivable

Dr f.2,700 Cr b.1,125

The difference between both Debit and credit side Balance 1,575

3.Office Supplies

Dr a.1,250

Balance1,250

4. Office Equipment

Dr c.10,050

Balance 10,050

5.Accounts Payable

Dr e.10,050 Cr c.10,050

Balance 0

6.Common Stock

Cr a.100,750

Balance 100,750

7.Dividends

Dr i.10,000

Balance 10,000

8.Fees Earned

Cr d.15,500

Cr f.2,700

Balance 18,200

9. Rent Expense

Dr g.1,225

Balance 1,225

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