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    This document provides examples of basic journal entries for everyday transactions of a sole proprietorship or partnership. It lists common transactions like cash investments, withdrawals, purchases of long-term assets with cash/credit, prepaid expenses, paying expenses, borrowing money, unearned/earned revenue, providing services or sales, collecting payments from customers, and purchasing inventory on credit. For each transaction, it identifies the corresponding debit and credit account titles to use when making journal entries.

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    This document provides examples of basic journal entries for everyday transactions of a sole proprietorship or partnership. It lists common transactions like cash investments, withdrawals, purchases of long-term assets with cash/credit, prepaid expenses, paying expenses, borrowing money, unearned/earned revenue, providing services or sales, collecting payments from customers, and purchasing inventory on credit. For each transaction, it identifies the corresponding debit and credit account titles to use when making journal entries.

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    This document provides examples of basic journal entries for everyday transactions of a sole proprietorship or partnership. It lists common transactions like cash investments, withdrawals, purchases of long-term assets with cash/credit, prepaid expenses, paying expenses, borrowing money, unearned/earned revenue, providing services or sales, collecting payments from customers, and purchasing inventory on credit. For each transaction, it identifies the corresponding debit and credit account titles to use when making journal entries.

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    Journal Entries

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    This document provides examples of basic journal entries for everyday transactions of a sole proprietorship or partnership. It lists common transactions like cash investments, withdrawals, purchases of long-term assets with cash/credit, prepaid expenses, paying expenses, borrowing money, unearned/earned revenue, providing services or sales, collecting payments from customers, and purchasing inventory on credit. For each transaction, it identifies the corresponding debit and credit account titles to use when making journal entries.

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    Basic Everyday Journal Entries(a Sole Proprietorship or a Partnership)

    Description
    Cash Investment by owner in the company The owners withdrawal of money from the company for personal use. Purchase of a long-lived asset (I.e. Land, Buildings, Equipment, furniture, or fixtures) for cash payment Purchase of a long-lived asset (I.e. Land, Buildings, Equipment, furniture, or fixtures) for cash down payment and paying the balance with credit. Purchase of a long-lived asset (I.e. Land, Buildings, Equipment, furniture, or fixtures) for credit only. The purchase and advance payment of an asset that will be used up within a years period of time when paying cash (I.e. Prepaid Rent, Prepaid Insurance, Prepaid Adverting, and supplies). The purchase and advance payment of an asset that will be used up within a years period of time when paying on credit (I.e. Prepaid Rent, Prepaid Insurance, Prepaid Adverting, and supplies). Payment of an everyday expense (I.e. utilities, rent or salaries) when paying with cash. Payment of an everyday expense (I.e. utilities, rent or salaries) when paying on credit. Borrowing money from a bank for less than one year to provide capital Notes Payable is used for loans of longer than one year. Advance payment from a customer for services or sales to be performed at a future date. Providing the service or sales that the company is in the business to perform for cash.

    Journal Entry Account Titles Debit Credit


    XXX Owners Name, Capital Owners Name, Withdrawals Cash Equipment Cash Equipment Cash Accounts Payable XXX Equipment Accounts Payable Prepaid Insurance Cash Accounts Payable Prepaid Rent XXX Accounts Payable XXX Rent Expense Cash Salaries Expense Salaries Payable Cash Accounts Payable Cash Unearned Fees Earned Cash Fees Earned XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX

    MJC Revised 5/2012

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    Basic Everyday Journal Entries(a Sole Proprietorship or a Partnership)

    Description
    Providing the service or sale that the company is in the business to perform on credit. Payment of cash on Account where the item was record as charged on credit at an earlier date. Received cash from a customer who had been billed at an earlier date. Purchase of Inventory or small items for credit

    Journal Entry Account Titles


    Accounts Receivable Fees Earned Accounts Payable Cash Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Accounts Payable XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX

    Debit Credit
    XXX XXX

    MJC Revised 5/2012

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