riole Company ended its fiscal year on July 31, 2022. The company’s adjusted trial balance as of the end of its fiscal year is as follows. Oriole Company Adjusted Trial Balance July 31, 2022 No.   Account Titles   Debit   Credit 101   Cash   $8,200     112   Accounts Receivable   9,400     157   Equipment   16,100     158   Accumulated Depreciation—Equip.       $7,400 201   Accounts Payable       4,500 208   Unearned Rent Revenue       1,500 301   Owner’s Capital       44,600 306   Owner’s Drawings   15,800     400   Service Revenue       64,700 429   Rent Revenue       6,800 711   Depreciation Expense   9,300     726   Salaries and Wages Expense   55,800     732   Utilities Expense   14,900

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Oriole Company ended its fiscal year on July 31, 2022. The company’s adjusted trial balance as of the end of its fiscal year is as follows.

Oriole Company
Adjusted Trial Balance
July 31, 2022
No.
 
Account Titles
 
Debit
 
Credit
101
 
Cash
 
$8,200
 
 
112
 
Accounts Receivable
 
9,400
 
 
157
 
Equipment
 
16,100
 
 
158
 
Accumulated Depreciation—Equip.
 
 
 
$7,400
201
 
Accounts Payable
 
 
 
4,500
208
 
Unearned Rent Revenue
 
 
 
1,500
301
 
Owner’s Capital
 
 
 
44,600
306
 
Owner’s Drawings
 
15,800
 
 
400
 
Service Revenue
 
 
 
64,700
429
 
Rent Revenue
 
 
 
6,800
711
 
Depreciation Expense
 
9,300
 
 
726
 
Salaries and Wages Expense
 
55,800
 
 
732
 
Utilities Expense
 
14,900
 
    
       
$129,500
 
$129,500

 

### Posting to Owner's Capital and Income Summary Accounts

When posting entries, ensure they follow the order of journal entries presented earlier. Use either a negative sign or parentheses for negative amounts (e.g., -45 or (45)).

#### Owner’s Capital - Account No. 301

| Date    | Explanation          | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---------|----------------------|-------|--------|---------|
| July 31 | Balance              |       | 44600  |         |
| July 31 | Close Drawings       | 15800 | 28800  |         |
| July 31 | Close Net Income/Loss| 8500  | 20300  |         |

#### Income Summary - Account No. 350

| Date    | Explanation     | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---------|-----------------|-------|--------|---------|
| July 31 | Close Revenues  |       | 64700  |         |
| July 31 | Close Revenues  |       | 6800   |         |
| July 31 | Close Expenses  | 9300  |        |         |

#### Details

- **Owner’s Capital**: 
  - Records the owner's equity in the business.
  - Includes entries for closing drawings and net income/loss adjustments.

- **Income Summary**:
  - Summarizes revenues and expenses of a period.
  - Includes entries for closing revenues and expenses.

Understanding these accounts is crucial to effectively managing and interpreting financial health in accounting.
Transcribed Image Text:### Posting to Owner's Capital and Income Summary Accounts When posting entries, ensure they follow the order of journal entries presented earlier. Use either a negative sign or parentheses for negative amounts (e.g., -45 or (45)). #### Owner’s Capital - Account No. 301 | Date | Explanation | Debit | Credit | Balance | |---------|----------------------|-------|--------|---------| | July 31 | Balance | | 44600 | | | July 31 | Close Drawings | 15800 | 28800 | | | July 31 | Close Net Income/Loss| 8500 | 20300 | | #### Income Summary - Account No. 350 | Date | Explanation | Debit | Credit | Balance | |---------|-----------------|-------|--------|---------| | July 31 | Close Revenues | | 64700 | | | July 31 | Close Revenues | | 6800 | | | July 31 | Close Expenses | 9300 | | | #### Details - **Owner’s Capital**: - Records the owner's equity in the business. - Includes entries for closing drawings and net income/loss adjustments. - **Income Summary**: - Summarizes revenues and expenses of a period. - Includes entries for closing revenues and expenses. Understanding these accounts is crucial to effectively managing and interpreting financial health in accounting.
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