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lozanna [386]
4 years ago
9

The adjusted trial balance for Tybalt Construction as of December 31, 2017, follows.

Business
1 answer:
zhannawk [14.2K]4 years ago
6 0

Answer and Explanation:

According to the scenario, The presentation are presented below:

1a.                                       Income Statement

Particular                                           Amount ($)

Professionals fees earned                      100,000

Add - Rent earned                                      15,500

Add - Dividends Earned                       2,000

Add - Interest earned                              2,400

Total Revenue                                     119,900

Less - Building depreciation expenses 11,880

Less - Equipment depreciation expenses 7,500

Less - Wages expenses                        28,500

Less - Interest expenses                          4,800

Less - Insurance expenses                        7,300

Less - Rent expenses                                11,600

Less - Repair expenses                           7,800

Less - Property taxes expenses                 3,100

Less  - supplies expenses                          7,100

Less - Telephone expenses                          2,100

Less - Postage expenses                          3,500

Less - Utilities expenses                           3,400

Net income                                                   21,320

1 b                                             Statement of Owner’s Equity

Particular                                   Amount ($)

Tybalt capital on 31 Dec. 2016  126,300

Add-Additional invested cash   6,500

Add - Net income                           21,320

Less - withdrawals                           10,000

Tybalt capital on 31 Dec. 2017 144,120

1 c                                                     Balance Sheet

Assets         Amount ($) Liabilities                 Amount ($)

Cash         6,500          Accounts payable         16,500

Short term

investment 22,000         Interest payable          3,000

supplies        8,000          Rent payable                 3,200

Prepaid insurance 8,300 Wages payable             2,400

Equipment

($50,000-$25,000  25,000 Property taxes payable    1,200

Building

($162,000-$54,000) 108,000  Unearned professional fees 7,400

Land  68,020                      Long term notes payable 68,000

                                     Tybolt capital on 31 Dec. 2017 144,120

Total  245,820                       Total                                  245,820

2.  

Journal Entry

31, Dec.  Rent earned A/c       Dr. $100,000

Professional fees earned A/c      Dr. $15,500

Dividends earned A/c       Dr. $2,000

Interest earned A/c        Dr. $2,400

 To Income summary A/c      $119,900

(Being the closing of revenue account is recorded)  

31 Dec.  Income summary A/c          Dr. $98,580

 To Building Depreciation expenses A/c    $11,880

 To Equipment Depreciation expenses A/c    $7,500

 To Wages expenses A/c       $28,500

 To Interest expenses A/c      $4,800

 To Insurance expenses A/c     $7,300

 To Rent expenses A/c      $11,600

 To Supplies expenses A/c     $7,100

 To Postage expenses A/c     $3,500

 To Property taxes expenses A/c     $3,100

      To Repairs expenses A/c      $7,800

 To Telephone expenses A/c      $2,100

 To Utilities expenses A/c      $3,400

(Being the closing of expense account is recorded)

31 Dec.  Income Summary A/c      Dr. $21,320

 To Tybalt capital A/c       $21,320  

(Being the closing of income summary is recorded)

31 Dec.  Tybalt capital A/c      Dr. $10,000

 To Tybalt withdrawals  A/c      $10,000  

(Being the closing of withdrawals account is recorded)    

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