Using the Mylas Motors accounts and their balances at the end of month (November 30, 2020) create
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Question:
Using the Myla’s Motors accounts and their balances at the end of month (November 30, 2020) create a Trial Balance for the period.
Equipment | 53,500 | Myla, capital | 19,700 |
Accounts payable | 13,400 | Supplies | 500 |
Unearned service revenue | 8,000 | Insurance expense | 0 |
Salary expense | 1,600 | Supplies expense | 0 |
Accounts Receivable | 26,600 | Service revenue | 16,000 |
Depreciation expense | 0 | Salary payable | 0 |
Cash | 4,300 | Prepaid Insurance | 1,700 |
Myla, drawing | 3,800 | Accumulated depreciation | 36,400 |
Utilities expense | 1,500 |
Requirements:
- Expand the worksheet by introducing following adjustments:
Depreciation on equipment, $1,100.
Accrued salary expense, $600.
Supplies on hand, $200
Prepaid insurance expired during November, $200.
Unearned service revenue earned during November, $4,000.
Accrued service revenue, $800.
- Journalize all adjustments and post them to the ledger.
- Create the Adjusted trial balance.
- What is the net income of Myla’s Motors for the given period?
- What accounting principles relate to the adjustments and how?
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