alexandriaka
Sep 11, 2012, 06:39 PM
How would I write a journal entry for these things...
1. You buy a small motel for $250,000. You pay $25,000 in cash, the rest you plan to pay later (on credit).
2. You purchase supplies costing $200 that you will pay for at a later date.
3. You pay off the $225,000 worth of credit on the building in problem #1.
4. You and a friend are starting a new business and each of you invests $3,000 into the company. (Hint: This journal entry is only written in respect to your contributions)
6. Your company pays its electricity bill of $200 with credit. (Hint: You will pay at a later date)
5. You own your own business and have one other employee. At the end of the month you pay him $800 in cash.
7. You use up (Hint: Expense) $40 of the supplies you purchased earlier in problem #2.
8. You pay $350 cash for chairs to include as Inventory.
9. $550 that was owed to you from a prior transaction is paid to you in full.
10. You sell an inventory item for $600. You originally purchased it for $450
11. You mow the lawn for your uncle every week for the summer, a service worth $650. He pays you $200 now and will pay you the rest at a later date.
12. Your company pays out $100 to shareholders as a dividend.
1. You buy a small motel for $250,000. You pay $25,000 in cash, the rest you plan to pay later (on credit).
2. You purchase supplies costing $200 that you will pay for at a later date.
3. You pay off the $225,000 worth of credit on the building in problem #1.
4. You and a friend are starting a new business and each of you invests $3,000 into the company. (Hint: This journal entry is only written in respect to your contributions)
6. Your company pays its electricity bill of $200 with credit. (Hint: You will pay at a later date)
5. You own your own business and have one other employee. At the end of the month you pay him $800 in cash.
7. You use up (Hint: Expense) $40 of the supplies you purchased earlier in problem #2.
8. You pay $350 cash for chairs to include as Inventory.
9. $550 that was owed to you from a prior transaction is paid to you in full.
10. You sell an inventory item for $600. You originally purchased it for $450
11. You mow the lawn for your uncle every week for the summer, a service worth $650. He pays you $200 now and will pay you the rest at a later date.
12. Your company pays out $100 to shareholders as a dividend.