The following is the Trial Balance asatDecember1,2020forBen'sBarberShop. Bank Debit 2000 Credit AccountsReceivable 220 Supplies
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The following is the Trial Balance as at December1, 2020 for Ben's Barber Shop.
Bank | Debit 2 000 | Credit |
Accounts Receivable | 220 | |
Supplies | 1 300 | |
Furniture and Fixtures Accounts Payable | 12 100 |
300 |
Bank Loan | 7 000 | |
Ben Capital | 8 320 | |
The Chart of Accounts isas follows: | 15 620 | 15 620 |
100 | Bank | 230 | Bank Loan |
110 | Accounts Receivable (all) | 300 | Ben Capital |
112 | Supplies | 301 | Ben Drawings |
130 | Furniture and Fixtures | 400 | Fees Earned |
210 | Accounts Payable (all) | 501 | Utilities Expense |
221 | HST Payable | 502 | Bank Charges |
222 | HST Recoverable | 503 | Rent Expense |
- Record the following transactions in the general journal. HST is calculated at 13%.
- Post the transactions in the generaljournal to the T-account general ledger.
- Prepare the Trial Balance
- Prepare the Income Statement
- Prepare a new Balance Sheet as at Dec 31 2020
Transactions for December
- Cheque #30, paid monthly rent of $1000 plus HST
- Purchase Invoice #108, bought hair salon supplieson account from Johnson's for $300 plusHST
- Cash sales slipsfor the day, $500 plus HST
- Sales Invoice #60, M. Swat, $40 plus HST
- Bank Debit Memo from the bank for servicecharges of $50
- Cheque #31, paid Sam Beauty Supplies $100 onaccount
- Cash Receipt #20, received $50 on accountfrom F. Banzo
- $400 monthly automatic payment on the bank loan is transferred from the bank account
- Cash sales slipsfor the day, $600 plus HST
- The owner withdrew $200 worth of the business furniture and took it home for his personal use
- Purchase Invoice #100 from Union Energy for natural gas $200 plus HST
- Owner deposited $1400 in business bank account from personal funds (additional investment in the business)
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College Accounting A Practical Approach
ISBN: 978-0132564441
11th Canadian Edition
Authors: Jeffrey Slater, Brian Zwicker
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