FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING-CONNECT ACCESS
FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING-CONNECT ACCESS
23rd Edition
ISBN: 9781260500240
Author: Wild
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL CUSTOM PUBLISHING
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Chapter 2, Problem 2SP
To determine

Concept Introduction:

Journal entry: In double entry system of accounting, journalizing is the recording of the given accounting transactions by giving effects to debits and credits.

Ledger accounts: Ledger accounts are the refinement of journal entries by presenting it in an understandable form. They help in finding out the balance of an account at a given point of time.

Trial balance: Trial balance is the first step in the preparation of the final accounts and it ensures the arithmetical accuracy of the books of accounts prepared.

To write: The general journal entries, ledger accounts and the trial balance

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The journal entries are passed and the ledger accounts and trial balance are prepared.

The debit-credit rules for recording the journal entries are as under –

  1. Debit what comes in, credit what goes out.
  2. Debit the receiver, credit the giver.
  3. Debit the expenses and assets, credit the incomes and liabilities.

1. The journal entries in the books of Business Solutions are passed as under-

S. No Particulars Account No Debit ($) Credit ($)
01-Oct Cash account 101 45,000  
  Office equipment account 163 8,000  
  Computer equipment account 167 20,000  
  S. Rey, capital account 301   73,000
02-Oct Prepaid rent account   3,300  
  Cash account 101   3,300
03-Oct Computer supplies account   1,420  
  Accounts payable account     1,420
05-Oct Prepaid insurance account   2,220  
  Cash account 101   2,220
06-Oct Accounts receivable account   4,800  
  Computer services revenue account     4,800
08-Oct Accounts payable account   1,420  
  Cash account 101   1,420
12-Oct Accounts receivable account   1,400  
  Computer services revenue account     1,400
15-Oct Cash account   4,800  
  Accounts receivable account     4,800
17-Oct Repairs expense – Computer account   805  
  Cash account 101   805
20-Oct Advertising expense   1,728  
  Cash account     1,728
22-Oct Cash account   1,400  
  Accounts receivable account     1,400
28-Oct Accounts receivable account   3,000  
  Computer services revenue account     3,000
31-Oct Wages expense account   875  
  Cash account 101   875
31-Oct S.Rey, withdrawals account   3,600  
  Cash account 101   3,600
01-Nov Mileage expense   320  
  Cash account 101   320
02-Nov Cash account 101 4,633  
  Computer services revenue account     4,633
05-Nov Computer supplies account   1,125  
  Cash account 101   1,125
08-Nov Accounts receivable account   5,668  
  Computer services revenue account     5,668
18-Nov Cash account 101 2,208  
  Accounts receivable account     2,208
22-Nov Miscellaneous expense account   250  
  Cash account     250
24-Nov Accounts receivable account   3,950  
  Computer services revenue account     3,950
25-Nov Accounts receivable account   3,000  
  Computer services revenue account     3,000
28-Nov Mileage expense   384  
  Cash account 101   384
30-Nov Wages expense account   1,750  
  Cash account 101   1,750
30-Nov S. Rey, withdrawals account   2,000  
  Cash account     2,000

2. The ledger accounts in the books of Business Solutions are passed as under-

Cash account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #101
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
01-Oct B. Grechus, capital account 45,000   45,000
02-Oct Prepaid rent account   3,300 41,700
05-Oct Prepaid insurance account   2,220 39,480
08-Oct Accounts payable account   1,420 38,060
15-Oct Accounts receivable account 4,800   42,860
17-Oct Repairs expense-Computer account   805 42,055
20-Oct Advertising expense account   1,728 40,327
22-Oct Accounts receivable account 1,400   41,727
31-Oct Wages expense account   875 40,852
31-Oct S. Rey, withdrawals account   3,600 37,252
01-Nov Mileage expense account   320 36,932
02-Nov Computer services revenue account 4,633   41,565
05-Nov Computer supplies account   1,125 40,440
18-Nov Accounts receivable account 2,208   42,648
22-Nov Miscellaneous expense account   250 42,398
28-Nov Mileage expense account   384 42,014
30-Nov Wages expense account   1,750 40,264
30-Nov S.Rey, withdrawals account   2,000 38,264
Accounts receivable account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #106
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
06-Oct Computer services revenue account 4,800   4,800
12-Oct Computer services revenue account 1,400   6,200
15-Oct Cash account   4,800 1,400
22-Oct Cash account   1,400 0
28-Nov Computer services revenue account 5,208   5,208
08-Nov Computer services revenue account 5,668   10,876
18-Nov Cash account   2,208 8,668
24-Nov Computer services revenue account 3,950   12,618
25-Nov Computer services revenue account 3,000   15,618
Computer supplies account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #126
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
03-Oct Accounts payable 1,420   1,420
05-Nov Cash account 1,125   2,545
Prepaid insurance account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #128
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
05-Oct Cash account 2,220   2,220
Prepaid rent account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #131
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
02-Oct Cash account 3,300   3,300
Office equipment account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #163
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
01-Oct S. Rey, capital account 8,000   8,000
Computer equipment account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #167
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
  B. Grechus, capital account 20,000   20,000
Accounts payable account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #201
Balance (Cr)
  Opening balance ---    
03-Oct Computer supplies account   1,420 1,420
08-Oct Cash account 1,420   0
S. Rey, capital account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #301
Balance (Cr)
  Opening balance ---    
  Cash account   45,000 45,000
  Office equipment account   8,000 53,000
  Computer equipment account   20,000 73,000
S. Rey, withdrawals account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #302
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
31-Oct Cash account 3,600   3,600
30-Nov Cash account 2,000   5,600
Computer services revenue account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #402
Balance (Cr)
  Opening balance ---    
06-Oct Accounts receivable account   4,800 4,800
12-Oct Accounts receivable account   1,400 6,200
28-Oct Accounts receivable account   5,208 11,408
02-Nov Cash account   4,633 16,041
08-Nov Accounts receivable account   5,668 21,709
24-Nov Accounts receivable account   3,950 25,659
25-Nov Accounts receivable account   3,000 28,659
Wages expense account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #623
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
31-Oct Cash account 875   875
30-Nov Cash account 1,750   2,625
Advertising expense account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #655
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
20-Oct Cash account 1,728   1,728
Mileage expense account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #676
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
01-Nov Cash account 320   320
28-Nov Cash account 384   704
Miscellaneous expense account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #677
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
22-Nov Cash account 250   250
Repairs expense – Computer account
Date Particulars Debit ($) Credit ($) Account #684
Balance (Dr)
  Opening balance ---    
17-Oct Accounts payable account 805   805

Note: Accounting entries are not required for the following transactions

Nov 13 – Revenue can be recognized only when all the risks and rewards of ownership of services are transferred. The acceptance of a bid does not mean the execution or completion of a service.

3. The trial balance of Business Solutions as on November, 30

S. No Ledger No Ledger Name Debit ($) Credit ($)
1 101 Cash 38,264  
2 106 Accounts receivable 15,618  
3 126 Computer supplies 2,545  
4 128 Prepaid insurance 2,220  
5 131 Prepaid rent 3,300  
6 163 Office equipment 8,000  
7 167 Computer equipment 20,000  
8 201 Accounts payable   0
9 301 S.Rey, capital   73,000
10 302 S.Rey, withdrawals 5,600  
11 403 Computer services revenue   28,659
12 623 Wages expense 2,625  
13 655 Advertising expense 1,728  
14 676 Mileage expense 704  
15 677 Miscellaneous expenses 250  
16 684 Repairs expense - Computer 805  
TOTAL 101,659 101,659

The journal entries are thus passed and the ledger accounts and trial balance are thus prepared.

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