Using Financial Accounting Information
Using Financial Accounting Information
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ISBN: 9781337276337
Author: Porter, Gary A.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 4, Problem 4.9.2MCP
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Introduction: The T-account are prepared to show the balance of different accounts of an organization. It has credit and debit side. T-accounts are prepared with the help of journal entries.

To prepare: The T- account for each of the stated transaction.

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The T-accounts are prepared as follows:

    Cash
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 2To capital stock 60,000Jan. 2By land 15,000
    Jan. 2By house 35,000
    Jan. 3To notes payable 30,000Jan. 4By furniture 15,000
    Jan. 16 To unearned revenue 980Jan. 5 By prepaid insurance6,000
    Jan. 31To revenue − rental 8,300Jan. 6By advertising expense 450
    Jan. 31To revenue - operations6,600Jan. 15 By wages expense 4,230
    Jan. 31By dividends 600
    Jan. 31By bal. c/d29,600
    Total 105,880Total 105,880
    Capital
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d60,000Jan. 2By cash 60,000
    Total 60,000Total 60,000
    Land
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 2To cash 15,000Jan. 31By bal. c/d15,000
    Total 15,000Total 15,000
    House
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 2To cash 35,000Jan. 31By bal. c/d35,000
    Total 35,000Total 35,000
    Notes payable
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d30,000Jan. 3By cash 30,000
    Total 30,000Total 30,000
    Furniture
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 4To cash 15,000Jan. 31By bal. c/d15,000
    Total 15,000Total 15,000
    Prepaid insurance
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 5To cash 6,000Jan. 31By bal. c/d6,000
    Total 6,000Total 6,000
    Advertisement expense
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 6To cash 450Jan. 31By bal. c/d450
    Total 450Total 450
    Cleaning supplies
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 7To account payable 950Jan. 31By bal. c/d950
    Total 950Total 950
    Account payable
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d950Jan. 7By cleaning supplies950
    Total 950Total 950
    Wages expense
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 15To cash 4,230Jan. 31By bal. c/d4,230
    Total 4,230Total 4,230
    Unearned rent
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d980Jan. 16By cash 980
    Total 980Total 980
    Revenue − rental
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d8,300Jan. 31By cash 8,300
    Total 8,300Total 8,300
    Revenue − operations
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To bal. c/d6,600Jan. 31By cash 6,600
    Total 6,600Total 6,600
    Dividend
    Date Particular Debit ($)Date Particular Credit ($)
    Jan. 31To cash 600Jan. 31By bal. c/d600
    Total 600Total 600

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