The post-closing trial balance for Heron Consulting Services, inc, at December 31 of the prior year is

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The post-closing trial balance for Heron Consulting Services, inc, at December 31 of the prior year is presented here. 

Heron Consu ting Services, Inc. Post-Closing Triai Balance At December 31 (Prior Year) Account Debit Credit Cash $1,000

The company respond the following transactions during the current year:

  • January 2: Heron took out a 5%, 2-year note payable in the amount of $3,000 to pay for operating expenses. Interest is paid annually on January 1.
  • February 1: Heron prepaid $600 for a one-year insurance policy. Policy begins February 1.
  • March 1: Heron purchased office supplies for cash, $ 275.
  • March 23: Heron paid $300 cash for advertising expenses.
  • April 1: The existing balance of prepaid rent expired, so the company prepaid an additional $480 for a one-year lease on a warehouse.
  • May 1: Heron signed a contract 10 perform consulting services and collected $550. Heron will not provide the services until next year.
  • June 30: Heron paid wages in the amount of $200 to employees in cash.
  • July 1: The company received $2,150 in cash for services rendered that day.
  • August 8: Heron paid a utilities bill in the amount of $70 in cash .
  • September 1: Heron paid wages in the amount of $80 in cash.
  • October 1: Heron collected $250 of the accounts receivable balance.
  • November 14: Heron purchased office equipment in the amount of $1,800 with cash. Heron will record $50 of depreciation on the equipment this year.
  • December 6: Heron received a bill for $100 for deliveries made this year and will pay the bill next year.

At year-end, Heron had $100 of supplies remaining on hand. Also. services pertaining to the beginning balance of unearned service revenue were performed during the year. Finally, Heron reports $500 of depreciation expense related to the buildings.


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a. Show the accounting equation effect of each of the original transactions.

b. Prepare the journal entries for the original transactions. Omit explanations.

c. Prepare any necessary year-end adjusting journal entries for these transactions. Show the accounting equation effect of each of the adjusting journal entries.

d. Post all entries to the T-accounts.

e. Prepare the adjusted trial balance at the end of the year.

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Intermediate Accounting

ISBN: 978-0134730370

2nd edition

Authors: Elizabeth A. Gordon, Jana S. Raedy, Alexander J. Sannella

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