Accounting problems
SOLUTION Exercise 36 1 . Insurance expense 375 Prepaid insurance 375 ( 5months /24 months ) x 1 ,800 2 . Unearned rent 5 ,700 Rent revenue 5 ,700 (6months / 6 months ) x 5 ,700 3 . Office supplies expense 440 Office supplies 440 (200 480 - 440 4 . Depreciation expense 1 ,500 Accumulated depreciation 1 ,500 (6 ,000 x [3months /12months] 5 . Salaries expense 600 Accrued salaries 600 80 x 3 days 120 x 3 days Exercise 37 First method - combined closing entry Dry Cleaning Revenues 25 ,000 p

Laundry expense 4 ,000
Cleaning supplies expense 5 ,000
Depreciation expense 3 ,000
Rent expense 900
Salaries expense 2 ,400
Utilities expense 500
Retained earnings 9 ,200
Retained Earnings 8 ,000
Dividends 8 ,000 Another method of making the closing entries is
Dry Cleaning Revenues 25 ,000
Income Summary 25 ,000 Income Summary 15 ,800
Laundry expense 4 ,000
Cleaning supplies expense 5 ,000
Depreciation expense 3 ,000
Rent expense 900
Salaries expense 2 ,400
Utilities expense 500
Retained earnings 9 ,200
Income Summary 25 ,000 - 15 ,800 9 ,200
Retained earnings 9 ,200 Retained Earnings 8 ,000
Dividends 8 ,000
Exercise 38 SOLUTION Sinee the instruction is to Prepare the necessary general journal entries for the month of May , the solution is : NO journal entries will be made
Reason : All the transactions listed above occurred outside the month of May (The transactions occurred from October 5 to Oct 29 . Thus there are no business transactions during the month of May . Journal entries (May ) are only made if there are business transactions occurring within the time period (May
HOWEVER , the journal entries would have been the following if the transactions occurred in the same month of May (month of transaction
October 5
Salaries expense 4 ,000
Rent expense 500
Cash 4 ,500
October 8
Merchandise Inventory 25 ,000
Accounts Payable 25 ,000
October 12
Cash 25 ,000
Notes Payable 25 ,000
October 15
Accounts Payable 3 ,500
Merchandise Inventory 3 ,500 Accounts payable 21 ,500
Purchase discount 21 ,500 x .02 430
Cash ([ 25 ,000 -3 ,500]x .98 21 ,070
October 20 Accounts Receivable 20 ,000
Sales 20 ,000
Cost of Goods Sold 12 ,000
Merchandise Inventory 12 ,000
October 22 Prepaid Insurance 4 ,400
Cash 4 ,400
October 25
Sales Returns 2 ,000
Accounts Receivable 2 ,000
Merchandise Inventory 1 ,025
Cost of Goods Sold 1 ,025
October 29
Office Equipment 15 ,000
Cash 4 ,000
Notes Payable 11 ,000
Exercise 40
1
Entry Made
Prepaid Insurance 1 ,700
Accounts Payable 1 ,700
Should be
Prepaid Insurance 1 ,700
Cash 1 ,700
Adjusting entry
Accounts Payable 1 ,700
Cash 1 ,700
2
Entry Made
Cash 4 ,500
Sales Revenue 4 ,500
Should be
Cash 4 ,500
Accounts Receivable 4 ,500
Adjusting Entry
Sales Revenue 4 ,500
Accounts Receivable 4 ,500
3
Entry Made
Office Supplies 1 ,550
Accounts Payable 550
Cash 1 ,000
Should Be
Office Equipment 2 ,550
Accounts Payable 550
Cash 2 ,000
Adjusting Entry
Office Equipment 2 ,550
Office Supplies 1 ,550...
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