Xacc280 Appendix C-2
Xacc280 Appendix C-2
Xacc280 Appendix C-2
DATE
May 1
3-May
GENERAL JOURNAL ACCOUNT TITLE AND EXPLANATION Cash Common Stock Supplies Accounts Payable (Purchased Supplies on account) Rent Expense Cash Accounts Receivible Service Revenue Cash Unearned Revenue Cash Service Revenue Salaries Expense Cash Accounts Payable ($2,500 X 40%) Cash
REF. DEBIT 101 25,000 311 126 2,500 201 729 101 112 400 101 205 101 400 726 101 201 101 900
900 2,100 2,100 3,500 3,500 1,200 1,200 2,000 2,000 1,000 1,000
Explanation
Ref
Debit
1 7 12 17 31 31
J1 J1 J1 J1 J1 J1
Balance 25,000 900 24,100 27,600 28,800 2,000 26,800 1,000 25,800
a) General Journal
Balance
a) General Journal
REF. J1
Accounts Receivable DATE EXPLANATION 11-May-08 Supplies DATE EXPLANATION 3-May-08 Accounts Payable DATE EXPLANATION 3-May-08 31-May-08 Unearned Revenue DATE EXPLANATION 12-May-08 Common Stock DATE EXPLANATION 1-May-08 Service Revenue DATE EXPLANATION 11-May-08 17-May-08 Salaries Expense
REF. J1
REF. J1
REF. J1 J1
DEBIT 1,000
CREDIT 2,500
REF. J1
DEBIT
CREDIT 3,500
REF. J1
DEBIT
CREDIT 25,000
REF. J1 J1
DEBIT
b) Ledger Accounts
REF. J1
REF. J1
b) Ledger Accounts
General Ledger. The first line of the cash account is completed for you. and the other eight accounts. You have nine accounts altogether.
No. 112 BALANCE 2,100 No. 126 BALANCE 2,500.00 No. 201 BALANCE 2,500 1,500 No. 205 BALANCE 3,500 No. 311 BALANCE 25,000 No. 400 BALANCE 2,100 3,300 No. 726
b) Ledger Accounts
b) Ledger Accounts
The general goals of financial reporting are to have finan Statements, budgets, and other reports in orde company is being operated and the financial he These are used to show potential investors, existing inv the general public, and several governmental a These reports also explain the goals the company would the obstacles that must be overcome and how I started the recording process by posting all the accoun which included all reference numbers, dollar am a "Debit" or "Credit". Once I finished the Gener Balance at the end of the General Journal that w creating the Trial Balance sheet. I made all ent ance sheet. I made all th and then completed the Trial Balance sheet to m The Ledger Accounts consisted of the account name, da transaction was a Debit or Credit and the balan The steps that I took supported the ALOE method by sh and the Owners Equity and that all the money c would show the company books were in fact in
c) Trial Balance
has been accounted for. This shows that there are no misapproriations of funds, paid and on time, and that the company is bein
c) Trial Balance
goals of financial reporting are to have financial records such as ements, budgets, and other reports in order to show how the pany is being operated and the financial health of the company. ed to show potential investors, existing investors, banks, employees yees general public, and several governmental agencies. s also explain the goals the company would like to reach along with obstacles that must be overcome and how they will accomplish that. ecording process by posting all the accounts to the General Journal ch included all reference numbers, dollar amounts, and whether it was ebit" or "Credit". Once I finished the General Journal I ran a running nce at the end of the General Journal that would be carried over to ance sheet. I made all the entries into the Ledger Sheet then completed the Trial Balance sheet to make sure I had no mistakes. ccounts consisted of the account name, date, reference, whether the saction was a Debit or Credit and the balance of each account. at I took supported the ALOE method by showing the Assets, Liabilities, the Owners Equity and that all the money coming in and going out ld show the company books were in fact in balance. Every dollar
c) Trial Balance
hat there are no misapproriations of funds, that all creditors are being and on time, and that the company is being financially managed properly.
c) Trial Balance