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Illustration Accounting Cycle for a Service-Giving FirmAnn Hill owns and operates a service giving business enterprise, Hill Photographic Studio. The chart of accounts is given below. Hill Photographic Studio Chart of Accounts Balance Sheet Accounts Income Statement Accounts ( 1) Assets A/C No. (4...
Illustration Accounting Cycle for a Service-Giving Firm Ann Hill owns and operates a service giving business enterprise, Hill Photographic Studio. The chart of accounts is given below. Hill Photographic Studio Chart of Accounts Balance Sheet Accounts Income Statement Accounts (1) Assets A/C No. (4) Revenue A/C No. Cash 11 Sales 41 Accounts Receivable 12 (5) Expenses Supplies 14 Supplies Expense 51 Prepaid Rent 15 Salary Expense 52 Photographic Equipment 18 Rent Expense 53 Accumulated Depreciation 19 Depreciation Expense 54 (2) Liabilities Miscellaneous Expense 59 Accounts Payable 21 Salaries Payable 22 (3) Capital Ann Hill, Capital 31 Ann Hill, Drawing 32 Income Summary 33
The following business transactions were completed during the month of March, 2007. March 1. The owner invested the following assets in the enterprise: Cash, $3,500; Accounts Receivable, $950; Supplies, $1,200; and Photographic Equipment, $ 15,000. There were no liabilities transferred to the business. 1. Paid $2,400 on a lease rental contract, the payment representing three months’ rent of quarters for the studio. 4. Purchased additional photographic equipment on account from Palmer Photographic Equipment Inc. for $2,500 5. Received $850 from customers in payment of their accounts. 6. Paid $125 for newspaper advertisement 10. Paid $500 to Palmer Photographic Equipment Inc. to apply on the $2,500 debt owed them 13. Paid receptionist $575 for two weeks’ salary. 16. Received $1,980 from sales from the first half of March. 20. Paid $650 for supplies. 27. Paid receptionist $575 for two weeks’ salary. 31. Paid $69 for telephone bill for the month. 31. Paid $175 for electric bill for the month. 31. Received $1,870 from sales for the second half of March. 31. Sales on account totaled $1,675 for the month 31. Hill withdrew $1,500 for her personal use. Required: 1) Analyze and record the transactions in a general journal 2) Post to the ledger 3) Prepare the Trial Balance, collect adjustment data(to be provided) and complete the work sheet 4) Prepare financial statements 5) Journalize and post adjusting entries 6) Journalize and post closing entries 7) Prepare post-closing trial balance IllustrationAccounting Cycle for a Service-Giving Firm Page 1 of 8
Solution: 1) (Sept 1): Analyze and record the transactions in a general journal General Journal Date: 2007 Mar.
Description 1
1
4
5
6
10
13
16
20
27
31
Cash Accounts Receivable Supplies Photographic Equipment Ann Hill, Capital
Page No. 1 Pos. Ref.
Debit
11 12 14 18 31
3,500 950 1,200 15,000
Prepaid Rent Cash
15 11
2,400
Photographic Equipment Accounts payable
18 21
2,500
Cash Accounts Receivable
11 12
850
Miscellaneous expense Cash
59 11
125
Accounts Payable Cash
21 11
500
Salary Expense Cash
52 11
575
Cash Sales
11 41
1,980
Supplies Cash
14 11
650
Salary expense Cash
52 11
575
Miscellaneous expense Cash
59 11
175
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Credit
20,650
2,400
2,500
850
125
500
575
1,980
650
575
175
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General Journal Date
Page No. 2 Pos. Ref.
Description 31
31
31
Debit
Cash Sales
11 41
1,870
Accounts Receivable Sales
12 41
1,675
Ann Hill, Drawing Cash
32 11
1,500
Credit 1,870
1,675
1,500
2) (Step 2): Post to the Ledger ACCOUNT Cash Pos. Ref.
Debit
1
GJ1
3,500
1 5 6 10 13 16 20 27 31 31 31 31
GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ1 GJ2 GJ2
Date 2007 Mar.
ACCOUNT NO. 11 Balance
Item
ACCOUNT Accounts Receivable Pos. Date Item Ref. 2007 1 GJ1 Mar. 5 GJ1 31 GJ2
Credit
Debit 3,500
2,400
1,100 1,950 1,825 1,325 750 2,730 2,080 1,505 1,436 1,261 3,131 1,631
850 125 500 575 1,980 650 575 69 175 1,870 1,500
Debit 950
Credit
850 1,675
ACCOUNT Supplies Date 2007 Mar.
Item 1 20 31
Adjusting
Pos. Ref. GJ1 GJ1 GJ2
Debit 1,200
Credit
650 960
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Credit
ACCOUNT NO. 12 Balance Debit Credit 950 100 1,775 ACCOUNT NO. 14 Balance Debit Credit 1,200 1,850 890
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ACCOUNT Prepaid Rent Date 2007 Mar.
Item
Pos. Ref. GJ1
Adjusting
GJ2
4 31
ACCOUNT Photographic Equipment Pos. Date Item Ref. 2007 1 GJ1 Mar. 4 GJ1
ACCOUNT Accumulated Depreciation Pos. Date Item Ref. 2007 31 Adjusting GJ2 Mar.
Debit 2,400
Credit
800
Debit 15,000
Credit
2,500
Debit
Date 2007 Mar.
Debit
4 10
GJ1
500
Item
31
Item Adjusting
Pos. Ref. GJ2
Debit
ACCOUNT Ann Hill, Capital Date 2007 Mar.
Item
Pos. Ref. GJ1
Closing Closing
GJ2 GJ2
1 31 31
Debit
ACCOUNT NO. 18 Balance Debit Credit 15,000
Credit 175
ACCOUNT NO. 19 Balance Debit Credit 175
Credit 2,500
ACCOUNT NO. 21 Balance Debit Credit 2,500 2,000
ACCOUNT Salaries Payable Date 2007 Mar.
1600
17,500
ACCOUNT Accounts Payable Pos. Ref. GJ1
ACCOUNT NO. 15 Balance Debit Credit 2,400
Credit 115
ACCOUNT NO. 22 Balance Debit Credit 115
ACCOUNT NO. 31 Balance Credit Debit Credit 20,650 20,650 1,956
22,606 21,106
1,500
ACCOUNT Ann Hill, Drawing Pos.
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ACCOUNT NO. 32 Balance
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Date 2007 Mar.
Item
Ref. GJ2
Closing
GJ2
31 31
Debit 1,500
Credit
Debit 1,500
Credit
1500
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ACCOUNT Income Summary Date 2007 Mar.
Pos. Ref. GJ2
Debit
31
Item Closing
31 31
Closing Closing
GJ2 GJ2
3,569 1,956
Credit 5,525
Date 2007 Mar.
16 31 31 31
GJ2 GJ2 GJ2
Item
Closing
Debit
Credit 1,980
Date 2007 Mar.
31
Item Adjusting
31
Closing
GJ2
5,525
Debit 960
Date 2007 Mar.
Item 13
Credit
960
27 31 31
Adjusting Closing
GJ1 GJ2 GJ2
Debit 575
Credit
575 115 1,265
ACCOUNT Rent Expense Date 2007 Mar.
31
Item Adjusting
Pos. Ref. GJ2
31
Closing
GJ2
Debit 800
3,850 5,525 -----
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ACCOUNT Salary Expense Pos. Ref. GJ1
ACCOUNT NO. 41 Balance Debit Credit 1,980
1,870 1,675
ACCOUNT Supplies Expense Pos. Ref. GJ2
1,956 -----
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ACCOUNT Sales Pos. Ref. GJ1
ACCOUNT NO. 33 Balance Debit Credit 5,525
Credit
800
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ACCOUNT NO. 51 Balance Debit Credit 960 ----
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ACCOUNT NO. 52 Balance Debit Credit 575 1,150 1,265 -----
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ACCOUNT NO. 53 Balance Debit Credit 800 ----
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ACCOUNT Depreciation Expense Pos. Date Item Ref. 2007 31 Adjusting GJ2 Mar. 31 Closing GJ2
ACCOUNT Miscellaneous Expense Pos. Date Item Ref. 2007 6 GJ1 Mar. 31 GJ1 31 GJ1 31 Closing GJ2
Debit 175
Credit
ACCOUNT NO. 54 Balance Debit Credit 175
175
Debit 125
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ACCOUNT NO. 59 Balance Credit Debit Credit 125
69 175
194 369 ----
369
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3) (Step 3): Prepare the Trial Balance, Collect Adjustment Data (to be provided) and Complete the Work Sheet Hill Photographic Studio Trial Balance March 31, 2007
Cash Accounts Receivable Supplies Prepaid Rent Photographic Equipment Accounts Payable Ann Hill, Capital Ann Hill, Drawing Sales Salary Expense Miscellaneous Exp. 4) (Step 4): Prepare Financial Statements Hill Photographic Studio Income Statement For Month Ended March,31, 2007 Sales ------------------------------------------Operating expenses: Salary expense --------------- $1,265 Supplies expense -----------960 Rent expense --------------- 800 Depreciation expense -------- 175 Miscellaneous expe. ------369 Total operating expense Net income IllustrationAccounting Cycle for a Service-Giving Firm
Debit 1,631 1,775 1,850 2,400 17,500
Credit
2,000 20,650 1,500 5,525 1,150 369 28,175
28,175
$5,525
3,569 $1,956 Page 6 of 8
Hill Photographic Studio Statement of Owner's Equity For Month Ended March,31, 2007 Ann Hill, Capital, March 1, --------------------$20,650 Add: Net income (for the month) -------------- $1,956 Less: Withdrawals ----------------- 1,500 Increase in owner's equity -------------------------456 Ann Hill, Capital, March 31,, 2007 $21,106 Hill Photographic Studio Balance sheet March, 31, 2007 Assets Current Assets: Cash ---------------------------------------- $1,631 Accounts Receivable --------------------1,775 Supplies ------------------------------------890 Prepaid rent ----------------------------1,600 Total current assets $5,896 Plant assets: Photographic Eqt. ------------------------- $17,500 Less: Accum. Depr. ---------------------175 17,325 Total Assets $23,221 Liabilities Current liabilities: Accounts Payable -----------------------Salaries Payable -----------------------Total liabilities -------------------------Owner's Equity Ann Hill, Capital --------------Total liab. and OE
$2,000 115 $2,115 $21,106 $23,221
5) (Step 5): Journalize and Post Adjusting Entries (Even though not given openly, you can reconsider the transactions that need adjustments at the end of the month) General Journal Date 2007 Mar.
Description 31
31
31
31
Adjusting Entries Supplies Expense Supplies
Page No. 2 Pos. Ref.
Debit
51 14
960
Rent Expense Prepaid Rent
53 15
800
Depreciation Expense Accum. Depreciation
54 19
175
Salary Expense Salaries Payable
52 22
115
Credit
960
800
175
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115
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6) (Step 6): Journalize and Post Closing Entries General Journal Date 2007 Mar.
31
31
31
31
Description Closing Entries Sales Income Summary
Page No. 2 Pos. Ref.
Debit
41 33
5,525
Income Summary Salary Expense Miscellaneous Expense Supplies Expense Rent Expense Depreciation Expense
33 52 59 51 53 54
3,569
Income Summary Ann Hill, Capital
33 31
1,956
Ann Hill, Capital Ann Hill, Drawing
31 32
1,500
Credit
5,525
1,265 369 960 800 175
1,956
1,500
7) (Step 7): Prepare Post-Closing Trial Balance Hill Photographic studio Post-Closing Trial Balance March 31, 2007 Debit Cash ---------------------------------------1,631 Accounts Receivable --------------------1,775 Supplies ------------------------------------890 Prepaid Rent ----------------------------1,600 Photographic Eqt. ------------------------- 17,500 Accumulated Depr. ---------------------Accounts Payable -----------------------Salaries Payable -----------------------Ann Hill, Capital --------------------------23,396
Credit
175 2,000 115 21,106 23,396
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