Using Financial Accounting Information
Using Financial Accounting Information
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ISBN: 9781337276337
Author: Porter, Gary A.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.12.1MCP
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Introduction: The T accounts of the company are prepared based on the journal entries. The T accounts have a credit side and debit side to record the balances of the different accounts.

To prepare: The T accounts for each of the transaction for A. A. Agency.

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The T accounts are prepared as follows:

    Cash
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    aTo capital stock200,000bBy building 110,000
    To balance c/d28,000bBy land 40,000
    cBy office equipment10,000
    eBy wages & salaries expense13,000
    fBy account payable 40,000
    hBy wages & salaries expense 15,000
    Total 228,000Total 228,000
    Capital Stock
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    To balance c/d200,000aBy cash200,000
    Total 200,000Total 200,000
    Building
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    bTo cash 110,000By balance b/d110,000
    Total 110,000Total 110,000
    Land
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    bTo cash 40,000By balance b/d40,000
    Total 40,000Total 40,000
    Bank
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    cTo note payable 125,000By balance b/d125,000
    Total 125,000Total 125,000
    Note payable
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    To balance c/d125,000cBy bank 125,000
    Total 125,000Total 125,000
    Office Equipment
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    dTo cash 10,000By balance b/d50,000
    To account payable 40,000
    Total 50,000Total 50,000
    Account payable
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    To cash 40,000dBy office equipment 40,000
    To balance c/d0
    Total 40,000Total 40,000
    Advertising Revenue
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    To balance c/d24,000gBy account receivable 24,000
    Total 24,000Total 24,000
    Account Receivable
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    gTo advertising revenue24,000By balance b/d24,000
    Total 24,000Total 24,000
    Commission Expense
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    iTo commission payable3,500By balance b/d3,500
    Total 3,500Total 3,500
    Commission payable
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    To balance c/d3,500iBy commission expense 3,500
    Total 3,500Total 3,500
    Wages & Salaries Expense
    Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)Sr. no.Particular Amount ($)
    eTo cash 13,000 By balance c/d28,000
    hTo cash 15,000
    Total 28,000Total 28,000

[Note: For transactions refer to 76337-3-3.11MCP.]

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