Chapter 4, Problem 4.9E

Transaction Analysis: Journal Entries and Posting to T-Accounts. G&S Auto Body, Inc started 2018 with the following balances.

Cash	$40,000
Accounts Receivable	100,000
Equipment	550,000
Accounts Payable	14,500
Salaries Payable	6,000
Notes Payable	108,000
Common Stock	235,000
Retained Earnings	326,500

The following transactions occurred during the current year

1. a. On January 1, the owners invested a total of $150,000 (the par value of the stock) as an additional capital contribution. In exchange, the corporation issued the owners 50,000 shares of common stock.
2. b. On March 23, the company paid cash to purchase office equipment for $108,000.
3. c. On April 18, the company made a payment on the note due to a bank, $10,000.
4. d. On May 5, collected the balance of accounts receivable due from the prior year.
5. e. On May 31, salaries were accrued for time worked in May in the amount of $2,000 These salaries will be paid in June.
6. f. On June 30, the company paid cash to employees for salaries accrued on May 31 as well as the balance due from the prior year.
7. g. On July 8, the company paid cash for accounting fees in the amount of $6,000.
8. h. On September 6, the company performed repair work on a fleet of vehicles at a total charge of $76,000. The customer paid cash for half of the transaction and put the other half on its credit account with G&S.
9. i. On November 9, the customer who engaged G&S to do the repair work on September 6 paid off its account balance with cash.
10. j. On December 15, the company made a $10,000 cash payment to purchase parts and supplies (record in Parts and Supplies Inventory).

Required

1. a. Show the effect of each transaction on assets, liabilities, and equity using the accounting equation.
2. b. Prepare the journal entry for each transaction. Omit explanations.
3. c. Post each journal entry to the t-accounts and determine the ending balances of each account at the end of the year.