Extend assets, liabilities, and capital balances to balance sheets columns. Extend income, costs, and expenses to income statement columns. Compute net income. This is the total Sales less all costs and expenses. Posts net income to the credit of balance sheet and to the debit of income statement. Get the totals of each of the four columns. Each pair of the columns should be equal.

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              BENE Store

       
 

              Worksheet

       
 

        December 31, 20X1

      Balance Sheet

Account Titles

               Trial Balance

 

          Income Statement 

 

Dr

Cr

Dr

Cr

Dr

Cr

Cash in Bank

70,000

         

Account Receivables

1,003,000

         

Allowance for Bad Debts

 

40,000

       

Merchandise Inventory

710,000

         

Equipment

2,720,100

         

Accumulated Depreciation- Equipment

 

70,000

       

Furniture

300,000

         

Accumulated Depreciation- Furniture

 

30,000

       

Accounts Payable

 

861,000

       

Loans Payable

 

1,000,000

       

BIR, SSS, PhilHealth Payable

 

100,000

       

V. Bene, Capital

 

1,300,000

       

V. Bene, Drawing

105,000

         

Sales

 

6,000,000

       

Cost of Sales

1,500,000

         

Salaries

1,305,900

         

Supplies Expense

48,400

         

Employees Benefits

238,100

         

Light and Power

205,000

         

Rent

240,000

         

Taxes

63,500

         

Insurance

78,000

         

Repair and Maintenance

86,000

         

Advertising

110,000

         

Sales Salaries

198,000

         

Commissions

360,000

         

Interest Expense

60,000

         

TOTAL

9,401,000

9,401,000

       

 

To do:

  1. Extend assets, liabilities, and capital balances to balance sheets columns.
  2. Extend income, costs, and expenses to income statement columns.
  3. Compute net income. This is the total Sales less all costs and expenses.
  4. Posts net income to the credit of balance sheet and to the debit of income statement.
  5. Get the totals of each of the four columns. Each pair of the columns should be equal.

 

 

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