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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]
3 years ago
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Account for short-term debt and sales tax—two accounting cycles

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kondaur [170]3 years ago
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Answer:

<h3>Walnut Enterprises</h3>

1. General Journal

Account Titles                   Debit     Credit

a. Cash                          $41,400

7% Note Payable                          $41,400

To record the issuance of the one-year note payable.

b. Cash                      $128,520

Service Revenue                       $119,000

Sales Tax                                        9,520

To record the receipt of cash and Sales tax of 8%.

c. Other operating

  expenses                $70,500

Cash                                         $70,500

To record the payment of the other operating expenses.

d. Sales Tax                 $7,920

Cash                                          $7,920

To record payment of sales tax.

e. Interest Expense $2,173.50

Interest Payable                       $2,173.50

To record the interest expense.

Year 2: see attached.

Explanation:

a) Data and Analysis:

a. Cash $41,400 7% Note Payable $41,400

b. Cash $128,520 Service Revenue $119,000 Sales Tax Payable $9,520 Sales tax of 8%.

c. Other operating expenses $70,500 Cash $70,500

d. Sales Tax Payable $7,920 Cash $7,920

e. Interest Expense $2,173.50 Interest Payable $2,173.50

Year 2:

a. Sales Tax Payable $1,600 Cash $1,600

b. Cash $155,520 Service Revenue $144,000 Sales Tax $11,520

c. 7% Note Payable $41,400 Interest Expense $724.5 Interest Payable $2,173.50 Cash $44,298

d. Other operating expenses $83,500 Cash $83,500

e. Sales Tax $9,520 Cash $9,520

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