Derek Scoffin owns and operates YH Curling School on evenings and weekends. The company had the following

Question:

Derek Scoffin owns and operates YH Curling School on evenings and weekends. The company had the following balances in its general ledger at January 31, 2014: Cash, $2,100; Accounts Receivable, $720; Equipment,

$12,400; Accounts Payable, $1,470; and D. Scoffin, Capital, $13,750. Th e following events and transactions occurred during February 2014.

Feb. 1 Received and paid a $430 advertising bill.

2 Paid the YH Curling Club $1,050 rent for use of the ice for lessons during the fi rst two weeks of February.

3 Collected $4,240 cash for February's curling lessons.

4 Collected all of the accounts receivable at January 31 in cash.

6 Paid $970 of the accounts payable at January 31.

14 Paid his part-time assistant $400.

15 Paid the YH Curling Club $1,050 rent for use of the ice for lessons during the last two weeks of February.

23 Provided $1,475 of coaching services to curlers preparing for a tournament. Th e curlers will pay him on March 2.

26 Paid $185 cash for his Internet bill for February. This is a business, not a personal, expense.

27 Received $2,830 cash for curling lessons in March.

27 Withdrew $575 cash. Used the cash to pay his Visa bill.

28 Paid his part-time assistant $400.

28 Paid the YH Curling Club $1,050 rent for use of the ice for lessons during the first two weeks of March.

Instructions

(a) Prepare journal entries to record each of YH Curling School's February transactions. (use the revenue account Fees Earned, for all revenue earned in February.)

(b) Open ledger accounts for each of the accounts listed in the trial balance, and enter the January 31, 2014, balances.

Use T accounts.

(d) Prepare a trial balance as at February 28, 2014.

TAKING IT FURTHER Are the February payments to YH Curling Club for ice rental an asset, a reduction of a liability, or an expense? Explain.

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