Chart of Accounts Account Code Account Title 101 Cash at Bank 110 Accounts Receivable 112 Inventory 115
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Chart of Accounts | |
Account Code | Account Title |
101 | Cash at Bank |
110 | Accounts Receivable |
112 | Inventory |
115 | Prepaid Insurance |
116 | Prepaid Rent |
118 | Office Supplies |
130 | Equipment |
131 | Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment |
201 | Accounts Payable |
203 | Wages Payable |
204 | GST Clearing |
205 | Unearned Revenue |
208 | Interest Payable |
210 | Loan Payable |
301 | Capital |
302 | Drawings |
401 | Service Revenue |
402 | Interest Revenue |
403 | Sales Revenue |
501 | Advertising Expense |
503 | Bank Charges |
504 | Cost of Sales |
505 | Depreciation Expense - Equipment |
520 | Insurance Expense |
530 | Interest Expense |
542 | Office Supplies Expense |
560 | Rent Expense |
580 | Telephone and Internet Expense |
582 | Utilities Expense |
585 | Wages Expense |
- a) Prepare general journal entries for the transactions below, using the Chart of Account account codes provided in the Excel template. Narrations are not required. (6 marks). b) Prepare an Income Statement (2 marks)
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Transactions for February 2024: Dates as indicated
Feb 1 Owner contributed a $2,500 photocopier to the business.
Feb 3 Paid wages of $900.
Feb 4 Sold inventory on credit for $5,280 (including GST). The cost price of the inventory was $1,400.
Feb 8 Purchased office supplies on credit for $792 (including GST).
Feb 11 Purchased inventory on credit for $24,640 (including GST).
Feb 18 Received $2,300 from customers in payment of prior sales on credit.
Feb 23 Returned inventory previously purchased on credit to a supplier for $440 (including GST).
Feb 25 Paid $6,500 owing to suppliers.
Adjusting entry to record for the month:
Feb 29 Accrue Interest expense of $400.
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