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Transcribed Image Text:Mr. Mike Benter opened the Benter Servicing on June 1, 2019 with the following
investments:
Cash
300, 000 Php
200, 000 Php
Machinery
On the same day Mr. Benter paid the following pre-operating expenses:
Business permits and other taxes
Rental for the next 3 months
P 10, 000
15, 000
The following transactions occurred during June, 2019:
Deposited P 250, 000 at Metro Bank.
Rendered repair service to a customer and was paid by a note, P 3, 000.
Bought shop supplies, P 2, 000, and office supplies, P 3, 000 on account.
Received advances from customer, P 1, 000 for repair of equipment.
Purchase office equipment costing P 15, 000 on account.
10 Received notes from customer for services rendered, P 15, 000 with 10%
interest payable 30 days after date of note.
12 Collected the account on June 3 transaction.
Paid Bombo Radio Philippines for the cost of advertising, P10, 000 thru
the issuance of check.
June
2
3
7
8
Deposited the amount collected on June 7 and June 12 trasactions.
15 Paid the following expenses thru the issuance of check:
P 2, 000
3, 000
5, 000
Electricity Bill
Water Bill
WIFI and Telephone connection
17 Rendered repair services to the customer who made advance deposit on
June 7, 2019.
20 Rendered various maintenance and repair services:
Cash basis
Credit basis
Paid the salaries and wages of shop workers for the month, P 15, 000,
P 12, 000
20, 000
from the available cash on hand.
Required:
1. Prepare the journal entries.
2. Adjust all accounts that needs to be adjusted.
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