Cash data of problem 7. The following are the transactions of PTL on its second month of operation. Copy the balances from the July statement of financial position, analyze and record the following transactions and prepare the financial statements: 1 Paid for the rent bill. 2 The owner sold his farm for P1,200,000 and reported a gain of P300,000. 3 The owner bought a second hand bus from Nissan Motors out of the proceeds from the sale of his personal properties. 4 Paid for taxes and licenses, P12,500. 8 Hired a driver and a conductor for the new hus unit
Cash data of problem 7. The following are the transactions of PTL on its second month of operation. Copy the balances from the July statement of financial position, analyze and record the following transactions and prepare the financial statements: 1 Paid for the rent bill. 2 The owner sold his farm for P1,200,000 and reported a gain of P300,000. 3 The owner bought a second hand bus from Nissan Motors out of the proceeds from the sale of his personal properties. 4 Paid for taxes and licenses, P12,500. 8 Hired a driver and a conductor for the new hus unit
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Chapter 4: Question 7 Page 89
The following are the transaction of Pampanga Transport Line (PTL) on its second month of operation.
Required:
a.) Copy the balances from the July statement of financial position, analyze and record the following transactions and prepare the financial statements.
b.) Prepare a statement of cash flows using the cash data.

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Events
Jul-01 Brown Capital
Cash
your computer,
P 10,00,000
Jul-02 Purchase of furniture -P 1,50,000
Purchase of
Jul-08 Transport Buses
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Jul-29 Transportation fare
Jul-29 Cargo Fare
Jul-28 Salaries expense
Jul-11 expenses
-P 1,00,000
Jul-12 Transportation fare P 2,40,000
Jul-15 Salaries expense
-P 1,25,000
Save
P 3,60,000
P 1.20,000
-P 1,25,000
-
90,000
Assets
Accounting Equation
Accounts Furnitures Transport
Receivables and Fixtures Buses
P3,00.000
7
8
9
10 Jul-20 Transportation fare P 40,000 P 40,000
11 Jul-21 Cargo Fare Ten P 70,000
12 Jul-25 Brown Drawings
-P
50.000
40,000
13
P
Jul-27 Utilities expense
14 Jul-28 Rent expense
15
16
17
18
Jul-31 Gas and oil expense
19 Jul-31 Closing Balance P 11,50,000 P 40.000 P 3,00,000 P 37.99.800
P 37,99,800
Liabilities
Accounts Notes
Payable Payable
P1.50,000
P 37,99,800
P 1,50.000 P 37,99,800
B5.289 800.00 = F5,289,800.00
Rent
payable
BETRI
P 75.000
P 75.000
Stockholders' Equity
Retained
+Earnings
Common
Stock
P10,00,000
-P 50,000
P 9,50.000
+-P 1,00,000
P 2,40,000
-P 1,25,000
P 80,000
P
70,000
-P 40,000
-P 75.000
P3,60,000
P 1,20,000
-P 1,25,000
-P 90,000
P 3,15,000

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6 Prepare a statement of cash flows using the cash data of problem 7.
The following are the transactions of PTL on its second month of operation. Copy the
balances from the July statement of financial position, analyze and record the following
transactions and prepare the financial statements.
1 Paid for the rent bill.
2
The owner sold his farm for P1,200,000 and reported a gain of P300,000.
3 The owner bought a second hand bus from Nissan Motors out of the proceeds from
the sale of his personal properties.
report form
4
8
Paid for taxes and licenses, P12,500.
Hired a driver and a conductor for the new bus unit.
10 Total revenues collected from: passengers P450,000 and cargoes P75,000.
12 Paid for repair and maintenance P85,000.
14 Installed air-condition units in the office and buses, P150,000. Brown was attracted by
Sanden's term of credit which is payable within a grace period of three months with
no extra charge.
15 Paid for the half-month salaries of the employees. P175,000.
18 Holy Angel University paid its account in full.
22 Total revenues collected: passenger fares P175,000 and cargo fares P72,000
25 Two buses were hired by Assumption University for their field trip. The firm billed
the school P90,000 of which 50% was collected, the balance after 15 days.
29 Paid for repairs and maintenance P72,500.
Paid for rental and salaries.
Paid Petron, P134,525.
30 Summary of collections: passenger fares P165,000 and cargo fares P56,550,
8. A contractor agrees to install 1,000 tiles for a fee of P400 per tile for the house just to be
it of a tile is P250, Contract calls for payment upon complete
alled before the
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