Century 21 Accounting General Journal
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Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM SOLVING
JOURNAL ENTRIES
Mr. Romero Carodam established a repair shop on January 3 of the current year. A summary of the January
transactions is presented below:
Jan. 3
5
7
8.
10.
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15
16
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20
25
27
30
Invested P50,000 in cash deposited at PCI Bank in the name of the
Paid a monthly rental amounting to P4,000.
Purchased equipment for P8,000 cash.
Bought office supplies, P2,000.
Collected P15,000 from customers in various repair services.
Incurred P2,000 of advertising costs on account.
Paid employees salaries P7,000.
Withdrew P3,000 cash for personal use.
Rendered repair service on account to customers, P12,000
Paid telephone bill, P1,500
Paid light and water bills, P1,500
Collected P10,000 for services billed on January 20.
business.
Required: Journalize the transactions using the following accounts titles. Cash, Accounts Receivable, Office
Supplies, Equipment, Accounts Payable and R. Carodam, Capital. R. Carodam Drawing,
Service Income, Rent Expense, Advertising Expense, Salary Expense, and Utilties Expense.
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