Question: Case Study Part 1 Solution Name: Elise Getson Date: 2 0 2 4 - 0 8 - 2 0 9 : 3 5 Part points

Case Study Part 1 Solution
Name: Elise Getson
Date: 2024-08-209:35
Part points]
showed the following alphabetized post-closing trial balance at June 30,2023.
\table[[Account,Balance],[Accounts payable,55,000],[Accounts receivable,117,000],[Accumulated depreciation, equipment,3,500],[Cash,121,000],[Equipment,79,000],[Retained earnings,87,500],[Share capital,171,000]]
Note:
There were 16,000 shares issued and outstanding on June 30,2023.
Depreciation on the equipment is $700 per month.
Phantom Consulting Inc.'s salaries expense is a total of $700 per day for each work day (Monday-Friday) in the month (for simplicity, please ignore all statutory holidays).
The following source documents are from July:
Deposit slip (July 1)
Receipt 8179
Calgary Hydro Bill
Invoice 5912
Purchase Order 2655
Invoice 5910
Receipt 8180
Receipt 8181
Inter-Office Memo 1
Invoice 5911
Inter-Office Memo 2
Customer Statement for WestCo
Invoice 4711
Receipt from Bob's Diner
Inter-Office Memo 3
Inter-Office Memo 4
Receipt 8178
Receipt 1358
Second Time Around Advertising Bill
Inter-Office Memo 5
Enter an appropriate description when entering the transactions in the journal. Dates must be entered in the format dd/mmm (ie. January 15 would be 15/Jan).
The correct answer was :
\table[[General Journal,Page GJ1],[Date,Account/Explanation,F,Debit,Credit,],[1/Jul,Cash,,65,000,,]]
\table[[General Journal,Page GJ2],[Date,Account/Explanation,F,Debit,Credit,],[11/Jul,Accounts Receivable,,28,416,,]]
Part points]
showed the following alphabetized post-closing trial balance at June 30,2023.
\table[[Account,Balance],[Accounts payable,55,000],[Accounts receivable,117,000],[Accumulated depreciation, equipment,3,500],[Cash,121,000],[Equipment,79,000],[Retained earnings,87,500],[Share capital,171,000],[Note:,]]
Note:
There were 16,000 shares issued and outstanding on June 30,2023.
Depreciation on the equipment is $700 per month.
Phantom Consulting Inc.'s salaries expense is a total of $700 per day for each work day (Monday-Friday) in the month (for simplicity, please ignore all statutory holidays).
The following source documents are from July:
Deposit slip (July 1)
Receipt 8179
Calgary Hydro Bill
Invoice 5910
Invoice 5912
Purchase Order 2655
Receipt 8180
Inter-Office Memo 1
Receipt 8181
Invoice 5911
Inter-Office Memo 2
Invoice 4711
Customer Statement for WestCo
Receipt from Bob's Diner
Inter-Office Memo 3
Inter-Office Memo 4
Receipt 8178
Receipt 1358
Second Time Around Advertising Bill
Inter-Office Memo 5
Enter an appropriate description when entering the transactions in the journal. Dates must be entered in the format dd/mmm (ie. January 15 would be 15Jan).
Part 3[15 points]
a) Prepare an unadjusted trial balance at July 31,2023. HINT: Where do you get the information needed to prepare the unadjusted trial balance?
\table[[\table[[Phantom Consulting Inc.],[Unadjusted Trial Balance],[July 31,2023]]],[,Debit,Credit],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[,,],[Totals,,]]
Part 3[15 points]
a) Prepare an unadjusted trial balance at July 31,2023. HINT: Where do you get the information needed to prepare the unadjusted trial balance?
Part 1[70 points]
Phantom Consulting Inc. is a small computer consulting business. The company is organized as a corporation and provides consulting services, computer system installations, and custom program development. Phantom Consulting Inc. showed the following alphabetized post-closing trial balance at June 30,2023.
\table[[Account,Balance],[Accounts payable,55,000],[Accounts receivable,117,000],[Accumulated depreciation, equipment,3,500],[Cash,121,000],[Equipment,79,000],[Retained earnings,87,500],[Share capital,171,000]]
Note:
There were 16,000 shares issued and outstanding on June 30,2023.
Depreciation on the equipment is $700 per month.
Phantom Consulting Inc.'s salaries expense is a total of $700 per day for each work day (Monday-Friday) in the month (for simplicity, please ignore all statutory holidays).
The correct answer was :
\table[[General Journal,Page GJ2],[Date,Account/Explanation,F,Debit,Credit],[11/Jul,Accounts Receivable.,,28,416,28,416],[,Consulting Revenue Earned...,,],[,Earned consulting revenue,,],[11/Jul,Accounts Receivable....,,10,680,10,680],[,Consulting Revenue Earned,,],[,Earned consulting revenue,,],[11? Jul,Food and Drinks Expense...,,62,62],[,Cash...,,],[,Paid for dinner with client,,],[19/Jul,Repair Expense...,,200,200],[,Cash....,,],[,Paid for repairs to equipment,,],[21/Jul,Utilities Expense....,,800,800],[,Accounts Payable,,],[,Received bill for utilities expense,,
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