FB Company Trial Balance December 31, 202A             Account Title Debit Credit Cash          151,200   Accounts Receivable              2,500   Allowance for bad Debts                    525 Notes receivable            25,005   Merchandise Inventory            12,000   Purchases            30,000   Purchase Returns and Allowances                2,000 Supplies              1,500   Store Furniture            75,000   Store Equipment          200,000   Accumulated Depreciation                3,170 Accounts Payable            200,000 Accrued Salaries Payable                1,512 Notes Payable              32,705 Kris Ang, Capital            237,500 Kris Ang, Withdrawal              2,000   Sales              49,450 Sales Returns and Allowances              1,200   Bad debts expense                  525   Advertising expense              1,000   Rent Expense              5,000   Salaries expense              1,512   Supplies Expense              1,000   Utilities expense              1,800   Wages expense              2,500   Maintenance expense              4,500   Freight out                  750   Freight in              1,500   Depreciation expense              3,170   Miscellaneous expense              3,200   Total          526,862          526,862 Additional Information: Supplies physical inventory, December 31, 202A is P450. Merchandise Inventory end is P20,000. Interest is 10% per annum. Notes receivable is dated October 1, 202A. Returned merchandise by the customer amounting to P500 was received on December 31, 202A. Already included in the inventory count but not yet recorded. Advertising material left on hand is P500.   Required: Enter the trial balance on a worksheet and complete the worksheet using the data provided for adjusting entries. Prepare the Income Statement and Balance Sheet. From the worksheet, journalize the adjusting entries. Prepare the closing entries Prepare the post-closing trial balance Prepare the reversing entries

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JFB Company

Trial Balance

December 31, 202A

     

 

 

 

Account Title

Debit

Credit

Cash

         151,200

 

Accounts Receivable

             2,500

 

Allowance for bad Debts

 

                 525

Notes receivable

           25,005

 

Merchandise Inventory

           12,000

 

Purchases

           30,000

 

Purchase Returns and Allowances

 

             2,000

Supplies

             1,500

 

Store Furniture

           75,000

 

Store Equipment

         200,000

 

Accumulated Depreciation

 

             3,170

Accounts Payable

 

         200,000

Accrued Salaries Payable

 

             1,512

Notes Payable

 

           32,705

Kris Ang, Capital

 

         237,500

Kris Ang, Withdrawal

             2,000

 

Sales

 

           49,450

Sales Returns and Allowances

             1,200

 

Bad debts expense

                 525

 

Advertising expense

             1,000

 

Rent Expense

             5,000

 

Salaries expense

             1,512

 

Supplies Expense

             1,000

 

Utilities expense

             1,800

 

Wages expense

             2,500

 

Maintenance expense

             4,500

 

Freight out

                 750

 

Freight in

             1,500

 

Depreciation expense

             3,170

 

Miscellaneous expense

             3,200

 

Total

         526,862

         526,862

Additional Information:

  1. Supplies physical inventory, December 31, 202A is P450.
  2. Merchandise Inventory end is P20,000.
  3. Interest is 10% per annum. Notes receivable is dated October 1, 202A.
  4. Returned merchandise by the customer amounting to P500 was received on December 31, 202A. Already included in the inventory count but not yet recorded.
  5. Advertising material left on hand is P500.

 

Required:

  1. Enter the trial balance on a worksheet and complete the worksheet using the data provided for adjusting entries.
  2. Prepare the Income Statement and Balance Sheet.
  3. From the worksheet, journalize the adjusting entries.
  4. Prepare the closing entries
  5. Prepare the post-closing trial balance
  6. Prepare the reversing entries
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