24 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600. 25 Cash service income for the week, P8,700. 25 Paid Kakuna Japan Surplus in full. 26 Give the shop assistant a short-term loan of P2,000. Term: 30 days. 27 Traynor brought home some shop supplies worth P1,300, for her personal use. 28 Bought additional furniture worth P6,500 from TeamRocket Depot. Term: 30 days. 28 Billings for newly delivered orders: Brock Enroll for P3,000, Misty LavahLavah for P1,600. Additional information as of February 28, 2015 are as follows: a. Out of the balance of the shop tools account, 70% is to be treated as an expense. b. Depreciations of Sewing Equipment, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, and Furniture and Fixtures, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, are computed with the use of the straight line method. For the purpose of computing for the depreciation, the business decided to adopt the following policy: fixed assets acquired n the first half of the month (February 1-14) are depreciated for a full month; fixed assets acquired in the second half of the month are depreciated beginning the following month. C. Accrued expenses at the end of the month: Salaries, P3,600 Utilities, P2,700 d. Prepaid expenses at the end of the period. Supplies, P2,100 Rent, ? e. Half of the dresses ordered by Dawn E. Labadabango were already delivered. f. Income earned but not yet collected, P3,700. E 5% of the unadjusted balance of accounts receivable is doubtful of collection.

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Required: INCOME STATEMENT for the month ended February 28, 2015

Ash Traynor opened a Pokèmon dress shop called PokėShoppe. During the first month of operations, the following
transactions were completed. The following account titles are strictly to be used.
Unused Supplies.
Accounts Payable
Utilities Expense
Cash
P Accounts Receivable
Permits and Licenses
Traynor, Capital
Traynor, Drawings
Service Income
Prepaid Rent
Advances to Employees
Sewing Equipment
Salaries Expense
Shop Tools
Repairs and Maintenance
Furniture and Fixtures
2015
Feb. 2 Traynor invested the following in the dress, shop: Cash, P30,000, a sewing machine appraised at
P18,000, shop furnitura appraised at P15,000, shop tools appraised at P7,500, an unused supplies
worth P2,500.
Paid P18,000 as rent for the leased space for three months.
Bought for cash: additional shop tools for P2,500 and supplies for P1,800.
Bought from Kakuna Japan Surplus a second hand sewing machine for P6,000. Term: 20 days.
Traynor increased her investment by putting in additional cash of P15,000.
9 Delivered the order of Misty Lavahlavah, a customer. Billing price, P5,000.l oi
10 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600.
11 Cash service income for the week P15,500.in
12 Collected in full the account of Misty Lavahlavah.
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14 Paid for the share of the business on the electric and telephone bills, P2,700.
14 Paid the Town Treasurer P550 for the permits and licenses.
16 Purchased additional shop supplies (buttons, zippers, Velcro, pins, needles, thread, and other sewing
accessories), for cash, P1,500.
17 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600.
aiupoggo n
18 Cash service income for the week, P13,500.
bor 19 Billed Brock Enroll, a customer, for delivered orders, P2,300.
20 Paid P540 for the repairs and maintenance of the sewing machines.
22 Rework was done on the dress of Brock Enroll, Term: free. noi sớt xoti cin
oto
22 Collected in full the account of Brock Enroll.
22 Dawn E. Labadabango, a customer, made an advance payment of P18,000 for various dresses to be
delivered until the following month. Credited to Service Income.
vib v2 diw eivie r
Transcribed Image Text:Ash Traynor opened a Pokèmon dress shop called PokėShoppe. During the first month of operations, the following transactions were completed. The following account titles are strictly to be used. Unused Supplies. Accounts Payable Utilities Expense Cash P Accounts Receivable Permits and Licenses Traynor, Capital Traynor, Drawings Service Income Prepaid Rent Advances to Employees Sewing Equipment Salaries Expense Shop Tools Repairs and Maintenance Furniture and Fixtures 2015 Feb. 2 Traynor invested the following in the dress, shop: Cash, P30,000, a sewing machine appraised at P18,000, shop furnitura appraised at P15,000, shop tools appraised at P7,500, an unused supplies worth P2,500. Paid P18,000 as rent for the leased space for three months. Bought for cash: additional shop tools for P2,500 and supplies for P1,800. Bought from Kakuna Japan Surplus a second hand sewing machine for P6,000. Term: 20 days. Traynor increased her investment by putting in additional cash of P15,000. 9 Delivered the order of Misty Lavahlavah, a customer. Billing price, P5,000.l oi 10 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600. 11 Cash service income for the week P15,500.in 12 Collected in full the account of Misty Lavahlavah. 3 6. 8. 14 Paid for the share of the business on the electric and telephone bills, P2,700. 14 Paid the Town Treasurer P550 for the permits and licenses. 16 Purchased additional shop supplies (buttons, zippers, Velcro, pins, needles, thread, and other sewing accessories), for cash, P1,500. 17 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600. aiupoggo n 18 Cash service income for the week, P13,500. bor 19 Billed Brock Enroll, a customer, for delivered orders, P2,300. 20 Paid P540 for the repairs and maintenance of the sewing machines. 22 Rework was done on the dress of Brock Enroll, Term: free. noi sớt xoti cin oto 22 Collected in full the account of Brock Enroll. 22 Dawn E. Labadabango, a customer, made an advance payment of P18,000 for various dresses to be delivered until the following month. Credited to Service Income. vib v2 diw eivie r
24 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600.
25 Cash service income for the week, P8,700.
25 Paid Kakuna Japan Surplus in full.
26 Give the shop assistant a short-term loan of P2,000. Term: 30 days.
27 Traynor brought home some shop supplies worth P1,300, for her personal use.
28 Bought additional furniture worth P6,500 from TeamRocket Depot. Term: 30 days.
28 Billings for newly delivered orders: Brock Enroll for P3,000, Misty Lavahlavah for P1,600.
Additional information as of February 28, 2015 are as follows:
a. Out of the balance of the shop tools account, 70% is to be treated as an expense.
b. Depreciations of Sewing Equipment, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, and
Furniture and Fixtures, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, are computed with the
use of the straight line method. For the purpose of computing for the depreciation, the business decided to
adopt the following policy: fixed assets acquired n the first half of the month (February 1-14) are depreciated
for a full month; fixed assets acquired in the second half of the month are depreciated beginning the following
month.
c. Accrued expenses at the end of the month:
Salaries, P3,600
Utilities, P2,700
d. Prepaid expenses at the end of the period.
Rent, ?
Supplies, P2,100
e. Half of the dresses ordered by Dawn E. Labadabango were already delivered.
Income earned but not yet collected, P3,700.
g. 5% of the unadjusted balance of accounts receivable is doubtful of collection.
f.
Transcribed Image Text:24 Paid the shop assistant for the one week salary, P3,600. 25 Cash service income for the week, P8,700. 25 Paid Kakuna Japan Surplus in full. 26 Give the shop assistant a short-term loan of P2,000. Term: 30 days. 27 Traynor brought home some shop supplies worth P1,300, for her personal use. 28 Bought additional furniture worth P6,500 from TeamRocket Depot. Term: 30 days. 28 Billings for newly delivered orders: Brock Enroll for P3,000, Misty Lavahlavah for P1,600. Additional information as of February 28, 2015 are as follows: a. Out of the balance of the shop tools account, 70% is to be treated as an expense. b. Depreciations of Sewing Equipment, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, and Furniture and Fixtures, with an estimated useful life of 5 years and no residual value, are computed with the use of the straight line method. For the purpose of computing for the depreciation, the business decided to adopt the following policy: fixed assets acquired n the first half of the month (February 1-14) are depreciated for a full month; fixed assets acquired in the second half of the month are depreciated beginning the following month. c. Accrued expenses at the end of the month: Salaries, P3,600 Utilities, P2,700 d. Prepaid expenses at the end of the period. Rent, ? Supplies, P2,100 e. Half of the dresses ordered by Dawn E. Labadabango were already delivered. Income earned but not yet collected, P3,700. g. 5% of the unadjusted balance of accounts receivable is doubtful of collection. f.
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