1.Because of the loan, you have to provide the bank with your financial statements at the end of the month - Feb 28, 2021. (we have to make proper FS including adjustments)   2.You do a quick count of your inventory and find there are 19 pairs of shoes in inventory. 3.On March 2nd, you receive a report from Shopify that states your credit card processing fees for the last month totalled $250. Shopify will remove the amount due from your future sales transactions.  4.The March 2nd report also includes notice that your next $400 monthly fee will also simply reduce the amount received from future sales transactions.  5.You think that your office furniture etc. will last for about 3 years. 6.You do a quick check and find there's still about $370 worth of office and packing supplies left. 7.In your wallet you find receipts dating Feb 13 - Feb 28 from Canada Post. They are all for shipping the shoes to customers throughout the month. You must not have had business cheques because the total of the receipts, $1089, was all charged to your personal MasterCard.

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1.Because of the loan, you have to provide the bank with your financial statements at the end of the month - Feb 28, 2021. (we have to make proper FS including adjustments)

 

2.You do a quick count of your inventory and find there are 19 pairs of shoes in inventory.

3.On March 2nd, you receive a report from Shopify that states your credit card processing fees for the last month totalled $250. Shopify will remove the amount due from your future sales transactions. 

4.The March 2nd report also includes notice that your next $400 monthly fee will also simply reduce the amount received from future sales transactions. 

5.You think that your office furniture etc. will last for about 3 years.

6.You do a quick check and find there's still about $370 worth of office and packing supplies left.

7.In your wallet you find receipts dating Feb 13 - Feb 28 from Canada Post. They are all for shipping the shoes to customers throughout the month. You must not have had business cheques because the total of the receipts, $1089, was all charged to your personal MasterCard.

Sales
Cost of
Shipping
Costs
interest
Packing and
Office Supplies
AD: Office
Unearned
Shoe Sale
Online Store
inventory depreciation spplies
Expense
Accounts
Accounts
interest
Bank / Cash
Receivable
Inventory
Office Furn & Equipment Furn & Equip
Payable
Revenue
Bank Loan
Equity
Drawings
Returns
Sales
shrink
Expense payable
Revenue
Expenses
Expense
Transcribed Image Text:Sales Cost of Shipping Costs interest Packing and Office Supplies AD: Office Unearned Shoe Sale Online Store inventory depreciation spplies Expense Accounts Accounts interest Bank / Cash Receivable Inventory Office Furn & Equipment Furn & Equip Payable Revenue Bank Loan Equity Drawings Returns Sales shrink Expense payable Revenue Expenses Expense
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