Dr. Nick Marasigan, upon completing a residency program at Harvard Medical Center, established a medical practice in San Pablo, Laguna. During October 2020, the first month of operations, the following transactions occurred: Dr. Marasigan transferred P250,000 from his personal checking account to a bank account, Dr. Nick Marasigan, M.D. A medical clinic, P1,000,000 and land, P250,000 were acquired by paying P50,000 in cash and issuing a 5-year, 20% note payable (interest is payable every 6 months) for the P1,200,000 balance. Acquired medical equipment costing P420,000 and medical supplies amounting to P39,000 by paying P59,000 cash and issuing a 24% note payable, maturing in 6 months, for the P400,000 balance. Acquired "all-in-one" insurance for a year, P20,000. Received cash from patients amounting to P117,000. Bought medical supplies on account from San Pablo Supply, P17,000. Paid salaries of nurses and office staff, P73,000. Received P90,000 from the Laguna Experimental Drug Center for research to be conducted by Dr. Marasigan over the next 3 months. Oct. 1 1 1 2 4 10 12 Billed patients P317,000 for services rendered. Paid P23,000 for repairs to the medical equipment. Paid the telephone bill, P3,000. Bought medical equipment on account from Dr. De Leon, P45,000. Collected P113,000 from patients billed on the 18th. Paid P13,000 on account to San Pablo Supply. Withdrew P200,000 in cash from the medical practice. Paid P15,000 dues to the Laguna Medical Association. 18 21 23 24 25 27 30 30 Required: 1. Establish the following accounts and account numbers in a ledger. No. Account No. Account Marasigan, Capital Marasigan, Withdrawals Income Summary 110 310 Cash 120 320 Accounts Receivable Medical Supplies Prepaid Insurance Land 130 330 140 Medical Revenues 410 150 Research Revenues 420 160 Salaries Expense 510 Medical Building Accumulated Depreciation- Medical Building Medical Equipment Insurance Expense Repairs Expense Supplies Expense 520 165 530 170 540

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Post the transactions in the ledger.
Dr. Nick Marasigan, upon completing a residency program at Harvard Medical Center,
established a medical practice in San Pablo, Laguna. During October 2020, the first
month of operations, the following transactions occurred:
Dr. Marasigan transferred P250,000 from his personal checking account to
a bank account, Dr. Nick Marasigan, M.D.
A medical clinic, P1,000,000 and land, P250,000 were acquired by paying
P50,000 in cash and issuing a 5-year, 20% note payable (interest is payable
every 6 months) for the P1,200,000 balance.
Acquired medical equipment costing P420,000 and medical supplies
amounting to P39,000 by paying P59,000 cash and issuing a 24% note
payable, maturing in 6 months, for the P400,000 balance.
Acquired "all-in-one" insurance for a year, P20,000.
Received cash from patients amounting to P117,000.
Bought medical supplies on account from San Pablo Supply, P17,000.
Paid salaries of nurses and office staff, P73,000.
Received P90,000 from the Laguna Experimental Drug Center for research
to be conducted by Dr. Marasigan over the next 3 months.
Oct. 1
1
1
2
4
10
12
Billed patients P317,000 for services rendered.
Paid P23,000 for repairs to the medical equipment.
Paid the telephone bill, P3,000.
Bought medical equipment on account from Dr. De Leon, P45,000.
Collected P113,000 from patients billed on the 18th.
Paid P13,000 on account to San Pablo Supply.
Withdrew P200,000 in cash from the medical practice.
Paid P15,000 dues to the Laguna Medical Association.
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21
23
24
25
27
30
30
Required:
1. Establish the following accounts and account numbers in a ledger.
No.
Account
No.
Account
Marasigan, Capital
Marasigan, Withdrawals
Income Summary
110
310
Cash
120
320
Accounts Receivable
Medical Supplies
130
330
140
Medical Revenues
410
Prepaid Insurance
Land
150
Research Revenues
420
Salaries Expense
Insurance Expense
160
510
Medical Building
Accumulated Depreciation-
Medical Building
Medical Equipment
520
165
Repairs Expense
530
170
Supplies Expense
540
Association Dues Expense
Telephone Expense
Depreciation Expense-Bldg.
Depreciation Expense-Equipt.
Interest Expense
550
Accumulated Dopreciation-
Medical Equipment
24% Notes Payable
20% Notes Payable
Accounts Payable
Salaries Payable
560
175
570
210
580
220
590
230
240
250
Interest Payable
Unearned Research Revenues
260
2. Record the transactions for the month of October in a journal (page 1) and post the
entries to the ledger. Use balance sheet accounts to record those transactions that
will later require adjustments.
Transcribed Image Text:Dr. Nick Marasigan, upon completing a residency program at Harvard Medical Center, established a medical practice in San Pablo, Laguna. During October 2020, the first month of operations, the following transactions occurred: Dr. Marasigan transferred P250,000 from his personal checking account to a bank account, Dr. Nick Marasigan, M.D. A medical clinic, P1,000,000 and land, P250,000 were acquired by paying P50,000 in cash and issuing a 5-year, 20% note payable (interest is payable every 6 months) for the P1,200,000 balance. Acquired medical equipment costing P420,000 and medical supplies amounting to P39,000 by paying P59,000 cash and issuing a 24% note payable, maturing in 6 months, for the P400,000 balance. Acquired "all-in-one" insurance for a year, P20,000. Received cash from patients amounting to P117,000. Bought medical supplies on account from San Pablo Supply, P17,000. Paid salaries of nurses and office staff, P73,000. Received P90,000 from the Laguna Experimental Drug Center for research to be conducted by Dr. Marasigan over the next 3 months. Oct. 1 1 1 2 4 10 12 Billed patients P317,000 for services rendered. Paid P23,000 for repairs to the medical equipment. Paid the telephone bill, P3,000. Bought medical equipment on account from Dr. De Leon, P45,000. Collected P113,000 from patients billed on the 18th. Paid P13,000 on account to San Pablo Supply. Withdrew P200,000 in cash from the medical practice. Paid P15,000 dues to the Laguna Medical Association. 18 21 23 24 25 27 30 30 Required: 1. Establish the following accounts and account numbers in a ledger. No. Account No. Account Marasigan, Capital Marasigan, Withdrawals Income Summary 110 310 Cash 120 320 Accounts Receivable Medical Supplies 130 330 140 Medical Revenues 410 Prepaid Insurance Land 150 Research Revenues 420 Salaries Expense Insurance Expense 160 510 Medical Building Accumulated Depreciation- Medical Building Medical Equipment 520 165 Repairs Expense 530 170 Supplies Expense 540 Association Dues Expense Telephone Expense Depreciation Expense-Bldg. Depreciation Expense-Equipt. Interest Expense 550 Accumulated Dopreciation- Medical Equipment 24% Notes Payable 20% Notes Payable Accounts Payable Salaries Payable 560 175 570 210 580 220 590 230 240 250 Interest Payable Unearned Research Revenues 260 2. Record the transactions for the month of October in a journal (page 1) and post the entries to the ledger. Use balance sheet accounts to record those transactions that will later require adjustments.
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