Journal Entries and Adjusting Entries

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Prepare journal entries

Jan 1 Mr. A, the sole owner of Entity A, Cash in bank 1,300,000


invested ₱1,300,000 to the MR.A,CAPITAL 1,300,000
business.

Jan 2 Equipment costing ₱200,000 was Equipment 200,000


acquired for cash. Cash in bank 200,000

Jan 3 Inventory costing ₱680,000 Purchases 680,000


was acquired on credit. Accounts payable 680,000

Jan 4 Purchased office supplies for cash, Office supplies 6,500


P 6,500. Cash in bank 6,500

Jan 5 Inventory costing ₱400,000 Accounts receivable 750,000


was sold for ₱750,000 on Sales 750,000
credit.

Jan 6 Received goods returned by Sales returns 60,000


customer sold on January 5, P Accounts receivable 60,000
60,000.

Jan 7 Returned goods purchased on Accounts payable 30,000


January 3, P 30,000. Purchase returns 30,000

Jan 8 Accounts payable of Accounts payable 200,000


₱200,000 was settled. Cash in bank 200,000

Jan 9 Accounts receivable of Cash in bank 400,000


₱400,000 was collected. Accounts receivable 400,000

Jan 10 Utilities expense of ₱35,000 Utilities expense 35,000


was paid. Cash in bank 35,000

Jan 11 Owner’s drawings during the MR.A,DRAWING 40,000


period totaled ₱40,000. Cash in bank 40,000

Jan 15 Paid rent for 4 months in Prepaid rent 80,000


advance, P 80,000. Cash in bank 80,000

Jan 30 Salaries expense of ₱250,000 was Salaries expense 250,000


paid. Cash in bank 250,000
Adjusting Entries:

January 31 Rent Expense 10,000


Prepaid Rent 10,000
31. Depreciation Expense 12,000
Accumulated Depreciation. 12,000
31. Office Supplies Expense 4,333
Office Supplies 4,333
31. Doubtful Account 11,600
Estimated Doubtful Accounts 11,600

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