Jim Tenorio operates Scent Company, a perfume and soap store. During May 2017, the following transactions were completed. DATE TRANSACTION May 1 Jim Tenorio invested cash of P50,000 and merchandise, P10,000 to open the business. Deposited the amount with PCIB. Official Receipt No. 101 3 Purchased merchandise on account from Subic, P13,200. Tams: 2/10, n/30. Purchase Invoice 422. 4 Paid rent expense for April, P900; Check Na 200. 5 Purchased store supplies on account from Alexis, P550. Tems: 1/10, 1/30. Purchase Invoice 510. 8 Sold merchandise on account to Rustan, P11,000. Tems: 1/10, n/30; Sales Invoice No. 150. Cost of merchandise was P5,500. 12 14 Paid Subic the amount owed on the May 3 purchase, Check No. 201 Purchased merchandise on account from Ong's Boutique, P27,500. Terms: 1/10, n/30; Sales Invoice No. 801. Paid Alexis the amount owed on the May 5 puchase. Check No. 202 Recorded cashsales for the first half of May, P33,000. Cost of merchandise was P16,500. Official Receipt No. 102 15 16 17 Sold merchandise on account to Robinson, P8,800. Tems: n/30. Cost of merchandise was P4,400. Check No. 151 18 Received a check from Rustan for the amount owed on the May 8 sale. Official Receipt No. 103 20 Issued a check to Freight Forwarders on various purchases made, P6,500. Check No. 203 25 Bonowed P10,000 from City Bank, signing a 10%, 90-day mote. Official Receipt No. 104 28 Paid Ong's Boutique the amount owed on the May 14 purchase. Check No. 204 30 Owner drew a check payable to herself for personal use, P5,000. Check No. 205 Requirements: 1. Using the special journals and general journal, record the transactions for Jim Tenorio. 2. Post the transactions from the joumal to the general ledger. 3. Maintain accounts receivable and accounts payable subsidiary ledgers. 4. Summarize the ledger accounts and list the balances on the trial balance.
Jim Tenorio operates Scent Company, a perfume and soap store. During May 2017, the following transactions were completed. DATE TRANSACTION May 1 Jim Tenorio invested cash of P50,000 and merchandise, P10,000 to open the business. Deposited the amount with PCIB. Official Receipt No. 101 3 Purchased merchandise on account from Subic, P13,200. Tams: 2/10, n/30. Purchase Invoice 422. 4 Paid rent expense for April, P900; Check Na 200. 5 Purchased store supplies on account from Alexis, P550. Tems: 1/10, 1/30. Purchase Invoice 510. 8 Sold merchandise on account to Rustan, P11,000. Tems: 1/10, n/30; Sales Invoice No. 150. Cost of merchandise was P5,500. 12 14 Paid Subic the amount owed on the May 3 purchase, Check No. 201 Purchased merchandise on account from Ong's Boutique, P27,500. Terms: 1/10, n/30; Sales Invoice No. 801. Paid Alexis the amount owed on the May 5 puchase. Check No. 202 Recorded cashsales for the first half of May, P33,000. Cost of merchandise was P16,500. Official Receipt No. 102 15 16 17 Sold merchandise on account to Robinson, P8,800. Tems: n/30. Cost of merchandise was P4,400. Check No. 151 18 Received a check from Rustan for the amount owed on the May 8 sale. Official Receipt No. 103 20 Issued a check to Freight Forwarders on various purchases made, P6,500. Check No. 203 25 Bonowed P10,000 from City Bank, signing a 10%, 90-day mote. Official Receipt No. 104 28 Paid Ong's Boutique the amount owed on the May 14 purchase. Check No. 204 30 Owner drew a check payable to herself for personal use, P5,000. Check No. 205 Requirements: 1. Using the special journals and general journal, record the transactions for Jim Tenorio. 2. Post the transactions from the joumal to the general ledger. 3. Maintain accounts receivable and accounts payable subsidiary ledgers. 4. Summarize the ledger accounts and list the balances on the trial balance.
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