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Trial Balance

Accounts Title

Debit

Credit

Cash

15496.75

 

Common Stock

 

20000

Baking Supplies

20500

 

Accounts Payable

3110

 

note payable

 

10000

Rent

4500

 

Prepaid Rent

1500

 

Business LIC

375

 

Cash Register

250

 

Baking Equipment

5000

 

Advertising Expense

200

 

Misc Supplies

600

 

Phone Bill

180

 

Insurance Expense

1200

 

Salary Expense

1476

 

Salary Expense Payable

 

0

Accounts Receivable

7500

 

Sales

 

35000

Dividends

3000

 

Merchandise Inventory

175.65

 

Merchandise Sales Revenue

 

221

Cost of Goods Sold

157.6

 

Total

65221

65221

Working Note : 1

CashBook

Particulars

Debit

Particulars

Credit

Common Stock

15000

Rent & Prepaid Rent

3000

Note Payable

10000

Business LIC

375

Sales

10000

Cash Register

250

Accounts Receivable

1000

Advertising Expense

200

Sales

12500

Misc. Supplies

300

Accounts Receivable

4000

Insurance Exp

1200

Merchandise Sales Revenue

68

Salary Payable

120

Merchandise Sales Revenue

153

Accounts Payable

3200

   

Phone Bill

45

   

Rent Expense

1500

   

Accounts Payable

8500

   

Salary Payable

480

   

Misc. Supplies

300

   

Dividends

3000

   

Salary Payable

420

   

Merchandise Inventory

60

   

Phone Bill

45

   

Baking Supplies

7000

   

Accounts Payable

5000

   

Rent Expense

1500

   

Salary Payable

456

   

Merchandise Inventory

122

   

Merchandise Inventory

151.25

   

Balance Carried Forward

15496.75

 

52721

 

52721

Working Note: 2

Common Stock

15000

5000

           

20000

Baking Supplies

8500

5000

7000

         

20500

Accounts Payable

8500

45

-3200

5000

-8500

45

-5000

 

-3110

note payable

10000

             

10000

Rent

1500

1500

1500

         

4500

Prepaid Rent

1500

             

1500

Business LIC

375

             

375

Cash Register

250

             

250

Baking Equipment

5000

             

5000

Advertising Expense

200

             

200

Misc Supplies

300

300

           

600

Phone Bill

45

45

45

45

       

180

Insurance Expense

1200

             

1200

Salary Expense

120

480

420

456

       

1476

Salary Expense Payable

120

-120

480

-480

420

-420

456

-456

0

Accounts Receivable

5000

-1000

7500

-4000

       

7500

Sales

15000

20000

           

35000

Dividends

3000

             

3000

Merchandise Inventory

60

-48

122

-110

151.3

     

175.65

Merchandise Sales Revenue

68

153

           

221

Cost of Goods Sold

48

109.6

           

157.6

 

 

 

Peyton Approved

Trial Balance

2014

 

Unadjusted trial balance

 

Adjusting entries

Adjusted trial balance

Account

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

Cash

           

Baking Supplies

           

Merchandise Inventory

           

Prepaid Rent

           

Prepaid Insurance

           

Baking Equipment

           

Misc. Supplies

           

Accounts Receivable

           

Notes Payable

           

Accounts Payable

           

Wages Payable

           

Common Stock

           

Dividends

           

Bakery Sales

           

Merchandise Sales

           

Baking Supplies Expense

           

Rent Expense

           

Insurance Expense

           

Misc. Expense

           

Business License Expense

           

Advertising Expense

           

Wages Expense

           

Telephone Expense

           

COGS

           

Depreciation Expense

   

          208.33

 

         208.33

 

Accumulated Depreciation

     

          208.33

 

          208.33

Misc Supplies Expense

           

Interest Expense

           

Interest Payable

           
 

                    -  

                    -  

          208.33

          208.33

         208.33

          208.33

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