Illustrative Problem for analyses of business transactions PDF

Title Illustrative Problem for analyses of business transactions
Author Zamora, Mariah Niña C.
Course Accounting Technology
Institution University of Cebu
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Summary

ILLUSTRATIVE PROBLEM for analyses of business transactions:The narrative transactions taken from Susan Chung Management Consultancy Services for the Month of January, 2020 follows:Jan. 5 Invested P100,000 cash for the management consultancy service.10 Purchased supplies inventory of P15,000. Paid ca...


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ILLUSTRATIVE PROBLEM for analyses of business transactions: The narrative transactions taken from Susan Chung Management Consultancy Services for the Month of January, 2020 follows: Jan. 5

Invested P100,000 cash for the management consultancy service.

10

Purchased supplies inventory of P15,000. Paid cash , P10,000 and made an oral promise to pay for the balance.

15

Received P35,000 cash from a client for services rendered.

20

Purchased an equipment costing P40,000. Paid cash of P30,000 and the balance on credit.

22

Withdrew cash of P15,000 for personal use.

26

Paid taxes and licenses, P7,000.

27

Paid salaries, P15,000.

30

Rendered consultancy service on credit, P20,000.

Required: 1. Determine the value received or debit and the value parted with or credit. 2. Prepare a transaction analyses worksheet with the following accounts: Cash, Accounts Receivable, Supplies Inventory, Equipment, Accounts Payable and Susan Chung, Capital. 3. With the aid of T-accounts, record the transactions listed above. 4. Prepare a trial balance.

Requirement 1:

DATE 2020 Jan. 5

VALUE RECEIVED

Cash

AMOUN T

VALUE PARTED WITH

AMOUN T

P100,000

S. Chung, Capital

P100,000

10

Supplies Inventory

15,000

Cash Accounts Payable

10,000 5,000

15

Cash

35,000

Service Income

35,000

20

Equipment

40,000

Cash Accounts Payable

30,000 10,000

22

S. Chung, Drawing

15,000

Cash

15,000

26

Taxes & Licenses

7,000

Cash

7,000

27

Salaries Expense

15,000

Cash

15,000

30

Accounts Receivable TOTAL

20,000 P247,000

Service Income

20,000 P247,000

Requirement2:

P 58,000 + P 20,000 + P15,000 + P 40,000 = P 15,000 + P 118,000 P 133,000 = P 133,000 Requirement 3: CASH DR. 2020 JAN. 5 15

CR. P 100,000 35,000

JAN. 10 20 22 26 27

P 10,000 30,000 15,000 7,000 15,000 ________ P 77,000

__________ P 135,000 58,000

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE DR. JAN. 30

CR. P 20,000

SUPPLIES INVENTORY DR. JAN. 10

CR. P 15,000 EQUIPMENT

DR. JAN. 20

CR. P 40,000

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE DR.

CR. JAN. 10 20

P 5,000 10,000 P 15,000

S. CHUNG, CAPITAL DR.

CR. JAN. 5

P 100,000

S. CHUNG, DRAWING DR. JAN. 22

CR. P 15,000

SERVICE REVENUE DR.

CR. JAN. 15 30

P 35,000 20,000 P 55,000

TAXES AND LICENSES DR.

CR.

JAN. 26

P 7,000

SALARIES EXPENSE DR.

CR.

JAN. 27

P 15,000

Requirement 4: Susan Chung Management Consultancy Services Trial Balance January 31, 2020

Cash Accounts Receivable Supplies Inventory Equipment Accounts Payable S. Chung, Capital S. Chung, Drawing Service Revenue Taxes and Licenses Salaries Expense TOTAL

DR. P 58,000 20,000 15,000 40,000

CR.

P 15,000 100,000 15,000 55,000 7,000 15,000 P 170,000

________ P 170,000...


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