Teofista Arenas recently established a business that will operate as Arenas Cleaning Service. The transactions for February 2015 are presented below. Account number Assets Account number Revenue | Cleaning Revenue Еxpense Rent expense Salaries Expense | Advertising Expense Telephone Expense Miscellaneous Expense 110 Cash 410 120 Account receivable 130 140 150 Cleaning Supplies Prepaid Insurance Cleaning Equipment Service Vehicle Liabilities 510 520 530 540 160 550 210 220 Note payable Account payable Owner's equity Arenas, Capital Arenas. Withdrawal 310 320

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Teofista Arenas recently established a business that will operate as Arenas
Cleaning Service. The transactions for February 2015 are presented below.
Account
Assets
Account
Revenue
number
number
110
Cash
410
Cleaning Revenue
Expense
120
Account receivable
Cleaning Supplies
Prepaid Insurance
Cleaning Equipment
Service Vehicle
Rent expense
Salaries Expense
Advertising Expense
Telephone Expense
Miscellaneous Expense
130
510
140
520
150
530
160
540
Liabilities
550
Note payable
Account payable
Owner's equity
Arenas, Capital
Arenas. Withdrawal
210
220
310
320
Feb. 1
Deposited P62,000 cash in bank account in the name of the new entity.
Acquired cleaning supplies on account,P21,400.
Acquired cleaning equipment on account. P15,600.
Acquired an old service vehicle P47,000 for the business, paying P10,000
cash, and financing the remaining P37,000 by issuing a note payable.
7
Paid rent office space for the month, P7,300.
Received P31,800 cash for cleaning service rendered.
10
Paid for a newspaper advertising. P 1,700.
12
Paid for insurance for the next six months by recording prepaid insurance
P4,800.
13
Paid P9,000 on account.
14
Paid Miscellaneous expense, P2,200.
15
Billed customers P18,600 for cleaning services rendered.
16
Paid salaries, P8,400.
Received P9,800 from customers billed on Feb. 15.
20
22
Paid amount due on the note payable, P2,400.
25
Paid telephone expense, P900.
28
Paid salaries, P7,900.
28
Billed customers for cleaning service rendered, P22,500.
28
Withdrew P10,000 from the business.
Transcribed Image Text:Teofista Arenas recently established a business that will operate as Arenas Cleaning Service. The transactions for February 2015 are presented below. Account Assets Account Revenue number number 110 Cash 410 Cleaning Revenue Expense 120 Account receivable Cleaning Supplies Prepaid Insurance Cleaning Equipment Service Vehicle Rent expense Salaries Expense Advertising Expense Telephone Expense Miscellaneous Expense 130 510 140 520 150 530 160 540 Liabilities 550 Note payable Account payable Owner's equity Arenas, Capital Arenas. Withdrawal 210 220 310 320 Feb. 1 Deposited P62,000 cash in bank account in the name of the new entity. Acquired cleaning supplies on account,P21,400. Acquired cleaning equipment on account. P15,600. Acquired an old service vehicle P47,000 for the business, paying P10,000 cash, and financing the remaining P37,000 by issuing a note payable. 7 Paid rent office space for the month, P7,300. Received P31,800 cash for cleaning service rendered. 10 Paid for a newspaper advertising. P 1,700. 12 Paid for insurance for the next six months by recording prepaid insurance P4,800. 13 Paid P9,000 on account. 14 Paid Miscellaneous expense, P2,200. 15 Billed customers P18,600 for cleaning services rendered. 16 Paid salaries, P8,400. Received P9,800 from customers billed on Feb. 15. 20 22 Paid amount due on the note payable, P2,400. 25 Paid telephone expense, P900. 28 Paid salaries, P7,900. 28 Billed customers for cleaning service rendered, P22,500. 28 Withdrew P10,000 from the business.
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