Question: Hello, I need help with completing the journals, post to the general ledger, complete the worksheet and prepare financial statements for the attached scenario. Fonzie
Hello, I need help with completing the journals, post to the general ledger, complete the worksheet and prepare financial statements for the attached scenario.
Fonzie started a motorcycle shop in December, 2019, doing repair work.Starting January 1, 2020, he is confining himself to the sale of motorcycle parts and accessories, only doing repair work occasionally.
Sales tax of 5% will apply to all merchandise sales.Accessories and motorcycle parts are considered to be the same thing, merchandise.
Beginning balances in the general ledger reflect his December, 2019, transactions.The beginning balance in accumulated depreciation account is one month of depreciation on items purchased in 2019.He borrowed $20,000 in December, 2019, from Mr. Cunningham and signed a note promising to pay interest at 5% per annum, payable monthly.The entire note balance will be due in 5 years.
Accessories or parts are considered merchandise for resale.Supplies are items which are consumed by the business, not resold.
Date
Description of activity
Amount
Jan 3
Purchased motorcycle accessories on credit from Acme Motorcycle
1,200.00
Jan 4
Sold on credit motorcycle accessories - John Jones
300.00
Jan 5
Paid ABC Rental for rent for the month of January
300.00
Jan 5
Paid State Farm Insurance for 6 months policy for period of Jan - June
1,200.00
Jan 6
Sold accessories on credit - Sam Smith
700.00
Jan 6
Collected balance of outstanding account from Red Robin Motorcycle Club
1,000.00
Jan 7
Sold accessories for cash
250.00
Jan 9
Bought advertising from Anytown Register on credit
100.00
Jan 9
Paid outstanding balance on supplies to Motorcycle Haven
1,300.00
Jan 10
Sold on credit motorcycle accessories - Charlie Chan
400.00
Jan 10
Collected on account from John Jones
315.00
Jan 12
Sold accessories for cash
500.00
Jan 13
Paid Mr. Cunningham interest on note, one month's worth at 6%
?
Jan 13
Did repair work on credit for Charlie Chan
250.00
Jan 14
Paid utility bill to Municipal Electric
75.00
Jan 14
Paid himself a withdrawal
2,000.00
Jan 16
Did repair work for cash
300.00
Jan 16
Sold accessories on credit - John Jones
175.00
Jan 17
Paid one-half of the amount owed to Acme Motorcycle
?
Jan 17
Cash sales of accessories
300.00
Jan 18
Sam Smith returned items he had previously purchased
100.00
Jan 18
Bought a display case for cash from Used Furniture
1,000.00
Jan 20
Cash sales of accessories
250.00
Jan 21
Purchased motorcycle accessories on credit from Acme Motorcycle
400.00
Jan 21
Bought advertising from Anytown Register on credit
100.00
Jan 23
Paid Anytown Register for Jan 9 purchase
100.00
Jan 24
Cash sales of accessories
100.00
Jan 24
Sold accessories on credit - Charlie Chan
250.00
Jan 25
Cash sales of accessories
125.00
Jan 26
Received payment from Charlie Chan
200.00
Jan 28
Sold accessories to Sam Smith on credit
300.00
Jan 30
Paid himself a withdrawal
500.00
Jan 30
Purchased supplies from Motorcycle Haven on credit
500.00
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