Question: Helpful Notes: 1 . You are interviewing for a part - time groomer making $ 1 7 an hour, estimated working 1 0 hours a

Helpful Notes:
1. You are interviewing for a part-time groomer making $17 an hour, estimated working 10 hours a week.
2. Collie felt that the business could grow more by adding a mobile grooming Van, She was able to purchase a fully equipped van for $20,000. the previous owner financed the van. She put $2500 down and financed the rest for 12 months.The Notes payable, all interest and principle due 4/30 Rate: 9.0%
3. Sales are recorded weekly. Assume that 50 of sales are cash sales and 50% charged on credit card. Record the 3% fee with recording the income. The Credit Card company takes its fee and remits the remaining cash the next business day.
4. Detail for Visa Bill:
Gas Receipts for Van 325
Flowers for Client (baby)75
Training for Goat and Pig Grooming 3,250
Lunch for staff 82
Grooming supplies 875
Total 4,6075.
Petty Cash Actitivty
1-Mar Pizza for staff 39
5-Mar Ad 25
6-Mar Clipper blades 31
over and short 5
Petty cash =100
The Barking Lot Balance Sheet 2/28/2Assets: Cash 10,800;Petty Cash 100; Accounts Receivable 10,540; Prepaid Insurance 425; Prepaid Services 0; Grooming Equipment 25,000; Office Equipment 5,000; Grooming Van 20,000; Total Assets 74,865 Liabilities: Accounts Payable 5,125; Note Payable 17,500; Interest Payable 1,443.75; Unearned Income 0; Taxes Payable 4,000; Total Liabilities 28,068.75
Equity 46,796.25
Total Liabilities and Owners Equity 74,865
Sub Ledgers: Accounts Payable Accounts Payable Sub ledger 3/1Muttropolitan Kennels 2350: Fur Seasons Animal Hopsita 5240; Pawsitive Kennels 2950; Total 10540Accounts Payable Sub Ledger Accounts Payable Sub Ledger 3/1Chewy 21751-Mar
Acme 97530-Mar
Boss 197515-Feb
Total 5125
Ref #use the reference number not the date to complete Pt 1 Journal Entries1.3-Mar Paid rent of $3000
2.2-MarYou find a great candidate for the Tech position who wants to work part time. You hire Dane who will start on Monday working 10 hours a week at $17 a hour.
3.3-Mar Purchased new vacuum system for $3500 on account at Grizzlys on account.
4.3-Mar Paid invoice to Chewys (review sub-ledger above)
5.7-Mar Recorded income from week's grooming services 5850
6.9-Mar Paid monthly subscription for weekly ad in Fitchburg Times Magazine for $1000
7.10-Mar Reimbursed petty cash, see notes above. (Dr expenses, Cr Cash)
811-Mar Paid Utility bill $625
912-Mar
Jack Russell from Purina Pet Supplies called demanding immediate payment of the outstanding invoice of $1575. They state the invoice is past due and must be paid today.
1014-Mar Recorded income from week's grooming services $6300
1114-Mar Paid Visa Bill (see detail above)
1214-Mar Paid subscription for the year $600 for the Sales and Accounting software renews April 1
1315-Mar Mrs. Shepherd called to say she was unhappy with the grooming services and wants a full refund ($125). She frequently complains and is not specific about the problem. She was refunded back in February and November.
1415-Mar Paid wages to staff of $3000
1519-Mar paid Fetch Plumbing services $400 to fix the plumbing in the shop
1621-Mar Recorded income from week's grooming services $5275
1724-Mar Mrs. Chow forgot her purse and promises to drop a check off on the 1st. Her goat and 2 potbelly pigs were just groomed. ($375). This is her 3rd visit this year, she paid on time previously. She is also the president of the local Potbelly Association. This transaction was not included in the weekly sales summary transaction.
1827-Mar Mrs. Pointer wants to pay for annually to get KiKi groomed monthly. She provided a check for $770. You gave her one month free for paying for a year.
1929-Mar Paid invoice to Chewys2030-Mar Colie took a draw of $1550
2131-Mar Recorded interest due on loan for the month
2231-Mar Used supplies for the month $1930
2331-Mar Expensed expired insurance for March, policy renews April 1
2431-Mar Recorded income from week's grooming services $6250
2531-Mar Accrued income taxes for the month (15% of sales)
2631-Mar Paid wages to staff of $3000Accounts: Cash, Petty Cash, Accounts Receivable, Supplies, Grooming Equipment, Office Equipment, Grooming Van, Prepaid Services, Prepaid Insurance, Accounts Payable, Notes Payable, Taxes Payable, Interest Payable, Unearned income, Capital, Draw, Service revenue/Sales, Rent Expense, Utility Expense, Wages and Salary Expense, Employee Expense, Marketing Expense, Supply Expense, income tax expense, oil and gas expense, Training Expense, Insurance Expense, Interest Expense, Repair and Maintenance, Bank and Credit Card fee, Over and Short
Use this information and create a journal entries chart/table for the month of March using each transaction. Check figure before transactions 9,13,19 should be 54,471

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