E 2-6

Req. 1

Cash

 

Accounts Receivable

Mar. 1

55,000

Mar. 4

40,000

 

Mar. 17

1,600

Mar. 23

1,200

6

3,000

9

100

 

Mar. 31

400

   

23

1,200

31

1,700

         

Mar. 31

17,400

             

 

Office Supplies

 

Building

Mar. 2

200

     

Mar. 4

40,000

   

Mar. 31

200

     

Mar. 31

40,000

   

 

Accounts Payable

 

Joy Liebermann, Capital

Mar. 9

100

Mar. 2

200

     

Mar. 1

55,000

   

Mar. 31

100

     

Mar. 31

55,000

 

Service Revenue

 

Salary Expense

   

Mar. 6

3,000

 

Mar. 31

1,200

   
   

17

1,600

 

Mar. 31

1,200

   
   

Mar. 31

4,600

         

 

Rent Expense

   

Mar. 31

500

             

Mar. 31

500

             

 

(continued) E 2-6

Req. 2

New Balance Spa

Trial Balance

March 31, 20X3

ACCOUNT

DEBIT

CREDIT

Cash

$17,400

 

Accounts receivable

400

 

Office supplies

200

 

Building

40,000

 

Accounts payable

 

$ 100

Joy Liebermann, capital

 

55,000

Service revenue

 

4,600

Salary expense

1,200

 

Rent expense

500

_________

Total

$59,700

$59,700

 

 

.E 2-9

Flores Security Company

Trial Balance

April 30, 20X4

ACCOUNT

DEBIT

CREDIT

Cash

$ 7,000

 

Supplies

400

 

Equipment

6,000

 

Land

56,000

 

Accounts payable

 

$ 400

Note payable

 

7,000

Tony Flores, capital

__________

62,000

Total

$69,400

$69,400

 

 

E 2-12

Cash

 

Accounts Receivable

(a)

12,400

(b)

1,500

 

(f)

1,600

   
   

(d)

1,800

 

Bal.

1,600

   
   

(e)

400

         
   

(g)

7,000

         

Bal.

1,700

             

 

Office Supplies

 

Office Furniture

(c)

700

     

(a)

5,400

   

Bal.

700

     

Bal.

5,400

   

 

Accounts Payable

 

Cole Gates, Capital

(e)

400

(c)

700

     

(a)

17,800

   

Bal.

300

     

Bal.

17,800

 

Cole Gates, Withdrawals

 

Service Revenue

(g)

7,000

         

(f)

1,600

Bal.

7,000

         

Bal.

1,600

 

Salary Expense

 

Rent Expense

(d)

1,800

     

(b)

1,500

   

Bal.

1,800

     

Bal.

1,500

   

 

 

E 2-16

  1. Net income for March – Given as follows:
  2. Owner, Capital

       

    Feb. 28 Bal.

    9,000

    March

     

    March

     

    withdrawals

    7,000

    Net income

    X

       

    Mar. 31 Bal.

    15,000

    $9,000 + X ! $7,000 = $15,000

    X = $13,000

     

  3. Total cash paid during March:
  4. Cash

    Feb. 28 Bal.

    7,000

       

    March receipts

    61,000

    March payments

    X

    Mar. 31 Bal.

    2,000

       

     

     

    $7,000 + $61,000 ! X = $ 2,000

    X = $66,000

    (continued) E 2-16

  5. Cash collections from customers during March:
  6. Accounts Receivable

    Feb. 28 Bal.

    24,000

       

    March revenues

         

    on account

    76,000

    March collections

    X

    Mar. 31 Bal.

    26,000

       

    $24,000 + $76,000 ! X = $26,000

    X = $74,000

     

  7. Cash paid on a note payable during March:

Note Payable

   

Feb. 28 Bal.

11,000

March

 

March

 

Payments on note

X

New borrowing

7,500

   

Mar. 31 Bal.

16,000

$11,000 + $7,500 ! X = $16,000

X = $ 2,500

(20-30 min.) E 2-17

 

Effect on Trial Balance

Account(s) Misstated

Relevant Journal Entries (Not Required)

a.

Total debits = Total credits

Cash

a.

Entry

Cash

1,800

 
   

$1,000 too high

 

made:

Service Revenue

 

1,800

   

Service Revenue

 

Correct

Cash

800

 
   

$1,000 too high

 

Entry:

Service Revenue

 

800

               

b.

Total debits = Total credits

Supplies

b.

Entry

Supplies

210

 
   

$90 too high

 

made:

Accounts Payable

 

210

   

Accounts Payable

Correct

Supplies

120

 
   

$90 too high

entry:

Accounts Payable

 

120

   

($210 ! $120 = $90)

       
           

c.

Total debits > Total credits

Note Payable $40,000 too low,

     
   

on the trial balance only

     
           

d.

Total debits < Total credits

Utility Expense $630 too low

     
   

($700 ! $70 = $630)

       
               

e.

Total debits = Total credits

Cash

e.

Entry

Supplies

400

 
   

$400 too high

 

made:

Accounts Payable

 

400

   

Supplies

 

Correct

Accounts Payable

400

 
   

$400 too high

 

entry:

Cash

 

400

   

Accounts Payable

       
   

$800 too high

         

P 2-3A

Req. 1 (journal entries; explanations not required)

Journal

DATE

ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATIONS

POST.

REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

Sept.

3

Cash

 

43,000

 
   

Terence Larkin, Capital

   

43,000

           
 

4

Supplies

 

200

 
   

Furniture

 

1,800

 
   

Accounts Payable

   

2,000

           
 

6

Cash

 

4,000

 
   

Service Revenue

   

4,000

           
 

7

Land

 

15,000

 
   

Cash

   

15,000

           
 

10

Accounts Receivable

 

800

 
   

Service Revenue

   

800

           
 

14

Accounts Payable

 

1,800

 
   

Cash

   

1,800

           
 

15

Salary Expense

 

600

 
   

Cash

   

600

           
 

17

Cash

 

500

 
   

Accounts Receivable

   

500

           
 

20

Accounts Receivable

 

800

 
   

Service Revenue

   

800

(continued) P 2-3A

Req. 1 (journal entries; explanations not required)

Journal (Continued)

DATE

ACCOUNTS AND EXPLANATIONS

POST.

REF.

DEBIT

CREDIT

Sept.

28

Cash

 

1,500

 
   

Service Revenue

   

1,500

           
 

30

Salary Expense

 

600

 
   

Cash

   

600

           
 

30

Rent Expense

 

500

 
   

Cash

   

500

           
 

30

Terence Larkin, Withdrawals

 

2,900

 
   

Cash

   

2,900

(continued) P 2-3A

Req. 2 (ledger accounts)

Cash

 

Accounts Receivable

Sept. 3

43,000

Sept. 7

15,000

 

Sept.10

800

Sept. 17

500

6

4,000

14

1,800

 

20

800

   

17

500

15

600

 

Bal.

1,100

   

28

1,500

30

600

         
   

30

500

 

Supplies

   

30

2,900

 

Sept. 4

200

   

Bal.

27,600

     

Bal.

200

   

Furniture

 

Land

Sept. 4

1,800

     

Sept. 7

15,000

   

Bal.

1,800

     

Bal.

15,000

   

Accounts Payable

 

Terence Larkin, Capital

Sept. 14

1,800

Sept. 4

2,000

     

Sept. 3

43,000

   

Bal.

200

     

Bal.

43,000

Terence Larkin, Withdrawals

 

Service Revenue

Sept. 30

2,900

         

Sept. 6

4,000

Bal.

2,900

         

10

800

             

20

800

             

28

1,500

             

Bal.

7,100

Salary Expense

 

Rent Expense

Sept. 15

600

     

Sept. 30

500

   

30

600

     

Bal.

500

   

Bal.

1,200

             

(continued) P 2-3A

Req. 3

Terence Larkin, Attorney

Trial Balance

September 30, 20XX

ACCOUNT

DEBIT

CREDIT

Cash

$27,600

 

Accounts receivable

1,100

 

Supplies

200

 

Furniture

1,800

 

Land

15,000

 

Accounts payable

 

$ 200

Terence Larkin, capital

 

43,000

Terence Larkin, withdrawals

2,900

 

Service revenue

 

7,100

Salary expense

1,200

 

Rent expense

500

_________

Total

$50,300

$50,300

 

 

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