Required :Journalize the Transactions. May 1: The company generated $35,000 from the sale of its common stock.
Question:
May 1: The company generated $35,000 from the sale of its common stock.
May 4: $9,800 of equipment was purchased with a $800 cash down payment. The balance should be paid within the next 90 days.
May 6: Tommy, on behalf of the company, signed a 5-year note, borrowing $24,750 from the local bank.
May 7: Tommy’s crew completed a fishing boat customization job for the Smiths; a bill for $24,000 was sent to the customer.
May 9: The company paid its workers May wages of $5,615.
May 11: Tommy’s Boat & Tackle purchased $15,250 of supplies on account.
May 14: One of Tommy’s employees completed $15,400 of repairs on fishing gear and received payment immediately.
May 16: The company paid half of the amount owed on the equipment purchased on May 4.
May 22: Tommy’s Boat & Tackle paid cash dividends of $10,500 to its shareholders.
May 25: The Smiths paid Tommy’s one-half of the amount described in the May 7 transaction.
May 29: A bill in the amount of $520 for the company’s May electric service arrived but was not immediately paid. It was not paid until the following month.
May 31: One of Tommy’s employees completed $7,500 of repairs on account.
Advanced Financial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0078025877
11th edition
Authors: Theodore E. Christensen, David M. Cottrell, Cassy JH Budd