1 Paul services Trial Balance As At 30 June 2020 2 Student # 210075 Account No Account Name Debit Credit 3 4 101 Cash at Bank 9750.00 Step 1: Type your student number to get your allocated question (trial 5 105 Accounts Receivable 3250.00 Balance) 6 115 Supplies 1100.00 7 120 Prepaid Insurance 2200.00 8 Step 2: Journalise the adjustment transactions (adjustments sheet) 135 Office Furniture 27500.00 9 137 0.00 Acc. Depreciation. - Furniture Office Equipment Acc. Depreciation - Equipment Store Equipment 10 " Step 3: post adjusting journal entries and complete the Worksheet 1 140 55000.00 141 0.00 12 R Step 4: Create the Income Statements from the completed Worksheet 145 82500.00 13 14 15 Step 5: Journalise the closing entries 16 Acc. Depreciation - Equipment Depreci Automobile 146 0.00 170 110000.00 Acc. Depreciation - Automobile Accounts Payable Interest Payable 171 0.00 6500.00 9750.00 201 17 Y Step 6: Create the changes in Equity and Balance sheet from the completed 18 8 Worksheet 19 203 13750.00 5500.00 110000.00 204 Unearned revenue 206 Loan Payable 20 21 Step 7: Answer the following questions considering proper referencing; 22 1) What is a trial balance, why do we create it? 23 208 Mortgage Payable Paul's Capital Paul's Drawings 301 43940.00 302 110.00 Revenue Advertising Expense 2) What are adjustment journal entries? Why do we record the 401 110000.00 24 A adjustment journal entries? 25 * 3) 26 4) 501 200.00 502 Automobile Expense 5775.00 What is the purpose of writing an adjusted Trial balance? How adjustment journal entries are different from the closing journal Depreciation Expense - Furniture Depreciation Expense - Equipment 504 0.00 504 0.00 28 entries? 29 30 504 Depreciation Expense - Store Equipr 0.00 Dep Depreciation Expense - Automobile Insurance Expense Maintenance Expense Miscellaneous Expense 504 0.00 505 200.00 *** The report should be in just one word format file and total number of 31 words including numbers should be 2000 words and proper referencing. 32 a *** Penalty will be applied to late submission or high similarity rate 33 34 assignments 506 700.00 507 1155.00 508 Rent Expense Supplies Expense 0.00 509 0.00 35 36 510 Utilities Expense Interest Expense 0.00 511 0.00 37 299440.00 299440.00
1 Paul services Trial Balance As At 30 June 2020 2 Student # 210075 Account No Account Name Debit Credit 3 4 101 Cash at Bank 9750.00 Step 1: Type your student number to get your allocated question (trial 5 105 Accounts Receivable 3250.00 Balance) 6 115 Supplies 1100.00 7 120 Prepaid Insurance 2200.00 8 Step 2: Journalise the adjustment transactions (adjustments sheet) 135 Office Furniture 27500.00 9 137 0.00 Acc. Depreciation. - Furniture Office Equipment Acc. Depreciation - Equipment Store Equipment 10 " Step 3: post adjusting journal entries and complete the Worksheet 1 140 55000.00 141 0.00 12 R Step 4: Create the Income Statements from the completed Worksheet 145 82500.00 13 14 15 Step 5: Journalise the closing entries 16 Acc. Depreciation - Equipment Depreci Automobile 146 0.00 170 110000.00 Acc. Depreciation - Automobile Accounts Payable Interest Payable 171 0.00 6500.00 9750.00 201 17 Y Step 6: Create the changes in Equity and Balance sheet from the completed 18 8 Worksheet 19 203 13750.00 5500.00 110000.00 204 Unearned revenue 206 Loan Payable 20 21 Step 7: Answer the following questions considering proper referencing; 22 1) What is a trial balance, why do we create it? 23 208 Mortgage Payable Paul's Capital Paul's Drawings 301 43940.00 302 110.00 Revenue Advertising Expense 2) What are adjustment journal entries? Why do we record the 401 110000.00 24 A adjustment journal entries? 25 * 3) 26 4) 501 200.00 502 Automobile Expense 5775.00 What is the purpose of writing an adjusted Trial balance? How adjustment journal entries are different from the closing journal Depreciation Expense - Furniture Depreciation Expense - Equipment 504 0.00 504 0.00 28 entries? 29 30 504 Depreciation Expense - Store Equipr 0.00 Dep Depreciation Expense - Automobile Insurance Expense Maintenance Expense Miscellaneous Expense 504 0.00 505 200.00 *** The report should be in just one word format file and total number of 31 words including numbers should be 2000 words and proper referencing. 32 a *** Penalty will be applied to late submission or high similarity rate 33 34 assignments 506 700.00 507 1155.00 508 Rent Expense Supplies Expense 0.00 509 0.00 35 36 510 Utilities Expense Interest Expense 0.00 511 0.00 37 299440.00 299440.00
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 1Q
Related questions
Question
Can you solve step 6?
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K
Paul services Trial Balance As At 30 June 2020
2 Student # 210075
Account No
Debit
Account Name
Credit
3
4
Step 1: Type your student number to get your allocated question (trial
Balance)
101
Cash at Bank
9750.00
105
Accounts Receivable
3250.00
6
115
Supplies
1100,00
7
120
Prepaid Insurance
2200.00
8 Step 2: Journalise the adjustment transactions (adjustments sheet)
135
Office Furniture
27500.00
9
137
0.00
Acc. Depreciation. - Furniture
Office Equipment
10
140
55000.00
Step 3: post adjusting journal entries and complete the Worksheet
11
Acc. Depreciation - Equipment
Store Equipment
141
0.00
12
Step 4: Create the Income Statements from the completed Worksheet
145
82500.00
13
146
Acc. Depreciation - Equipment
0.00
14
170
Automobile
110000.00
15
Step 5: Journalise the closing entries
171
Acc. Depreciation - Automobile
0.00
Accounts Payable
Interest Payable
16
201
6500.00
17
203
9750.00
Step 6: Create the changes in Equity and Balance sheet from the completed
18
Worksheet
19
204
Unearned revenue
13750.00
206
Loan Payable
5500.00
20
110000.00
43940.00
208
Mortgage Payable
Paul's Capital
21 Step 7: Answer the following questions considering proper referencing;
301
22 1)
What is a trial balance, why do we create it?
What are adjustment journal entries? Why do we record the
302
Paul's Drawings
110.00
23
401
Revenue
110000.00
2)
24
adjustment journal entries?
Advertising Expense
Automobile Expense
501
200.00
25
3)
502
5775.00
What is the purpose of writing an adjusted Trial balance?
How adjustment journal entries are different from the closing journal
504
Depreciation Expense - Furniture
Depreciation Expense - Equipment
26
0.00
4)
27
504
0.00
28 entries?
504
Depreciation Expense - Store Equipr
0.00
Depreciation Expense - Automobile
Insurance Expense
29
504
0.00
30
505
200.00
*** The report should be in just one word format file and total number of
31
words including numbers should be 2000 words and proper referencing.
32
*** Penalty will be applied to late submission or high similarity rate
Maintenance Expense
Miscellaneous Expense
506
700.00
507
1155.00
33
508
Rent Expense
0.00
34 assignments
509
Supplies Expense
Utilities Expense
0.00
35
510
0.00
36
511
Interest Expense
0.00
37
299440.00
299440.00
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K
Paul services Trial Balance As At 30 June 2020
2 Student # 210075
Account No
Debit
Account Name
Credit
3
4
Step 1: Type your student number to get your allocated question (trial
Balance)
101
Cash at Bank
9750.00
105
Accounts Receivable
3250.00
6
115
Supplies
1100,00
7
120
Prepaid Insurance
2200.00
8 Step 2: Journalise the adjustment transactions (adjustments sheet)
135
Office Furniture
27500.00
9
137
0.00
Acc. Depreciation. - Furniture
Office Equipment
10
140
55000.00
Step 3: post adjusting journal entries and complete the Worksheet
11
Acc. Depreciation - Equipment
Store Equipment
141
0.00
12
Step 4: Create the Income Statements from the completed Worksheet
145
82500.00
13
146
Acc. Depreciation - Equipment
0.00
14
170
Automobile
110000.00
15
Step 5: Journalise the closing entries
171
Acc. Depreciation - Automobile
0.00
Accounts Payable
Interest Payable
16
201
6500.00
17
203
9750.00
Step 6: Create the changes in Equity and Balance sheet from the completed
18
Worksheet
19
204
Unearned revenue
13750.00
206
Loan Payable
5500.00
20
110000.00
43940.00
208
Mortgage Payable
Paul's Capital
21 Step 7: Answer the following questions considering proper referencing;
301
22 1)
What is a trial balance, why do we create it?
What are adjustment journal entries? Why do we record the
302
Paul's Drawings
110.00
23
401
Revenue
110000.00
2)
24
adjustment journal entries?
Advertising Expense
Automobile Expense
501
200.00
25
3)
502
5775.00
What is the purpose of writing an adjusted Trial balance?
How adjustment journal entries are different from the closing journal
504
Depreciation Expense - Furniture
Depreciation Expense - Equipment
26
0.00
4)
27
504
0.00
28 entries?
504
Depreciation Expense - Store Equipr
0.00
Depreciation Expense - Automobile
Insurance Expense
29
504
0.00
30
505
200.00
*** The report should be in just one word format file and total number of
31
words including numbers should be 2000 words and proper referencing.
32
*** Penalty will be applied to late submission or high similarity rate
Maintenance Expense
Miscellaneous Expense
506
700.00
507
1155.00
33
508
Rent Expense
0.00
34 assignments
509
Supplies Expense
Utilities Expense
0.00
35
510
0.00
36
511
Interest Expense
0.00
37
299440.00
299440.00
38
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B
D
E
1
Item
Description
4
Interest has accrued on the mortgage but not paid.
$11,000
5
For the following:
6
Amount:
7
8
9
For the following:
Adjustment for the period.
10
Instructions:
Ending Supplies remains on hand
11
Ending Supplies inv.
$275.00
12
13
Instructions:
Prepaid insurance shows a total value remaining of
$440.00
|135
14
15
Depreciable Asset:
16
For the following:
Depreciation adjustment for the period.SL method
17
Office Furniture
18
life= 5
Residual value =7500
19
Depreciable Asset:
140
20
For the following:
Adjustment for the period .SL method
21
Office Equipment
life= 5
145
22
Residual value =5000
Depreciable Asset:
For the following:
23
24
Adjustment for the period. SL method
25
Store Equipment
life= 10
170
26
Residual value =2500
27
Depreciable Asset:
28
For the following:
Adjustment for the period. SL method
29
Automobile
30
life= 10
Residual value =0000
31
32
Instructions:
The portion of unearned revenue which is earned at the end of June.
33
$6,875.00
34
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Transcribed Image Text:A
B
D
E
1
Item
Description
4
Interest has accrued on the mortgage but not paid.
$11,000
5
For the following:
6
Amount:
7
8
9
For the following:
Adjustment for the period.
10
Instructions:
Ending Supplies remains on hand
11
Ending Supplies inv.
$275.00
12
13
Instructions:
Prepaid insurance shows a total value remaining of
$440.00
|135
14
15
Depreciable Asset:
16
For the following:
Depreciation adjustment for the period.SL method
17
Office Furniture
18
life= 5
Residual value =7500
19
Depreciable Asset:
140
20
For the following:
Adjustment for the period .SL method
21
Office Equipment
life= 5
145
22
Residual value =5000
Depreciable Asset:
For the following:
23
24
Adjustment for the period. SL method
25
Store Equipment
life= 10
170
26
Residual value =2500
27
Depreciable Asset:
28
For the following:
Adjustment for the period. SL method
29
Automobile
30
life= 10
Residual value =0000
31
32
Instructions:
The portion of unearned revenue which is earned at the end of June.
33
$6,875.00
34
23
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