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1. Sold 200 shares for $15 each (par value) 2. Purchase supplies on account for $200 3. Set up an investment account for $600
1. Transfer all transactions to the appropriate t- accounts (including the first nine opening entries 2. Determine the balanc
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Date Particulars Debit Credit
1 Cash A/c $3,000
Common Stock $3,000
(Sold 200 Share @15 per share)
2 Supplies A/C $200
Accounts payable A/c $200
(Purchase supplies )
3 Investment A/c $600
Cash A/c $600
(Invest $600 @10% per year)
4 Cash A/C $350
Cash Advance A/c $350
(Received cash advance from customer)
5 Equipment A/c $1,500
Cash A/c $1,500
(Purchase equipment in cash)
6 Purchase A/c $1,000
Accounts Payable A/c $1,000
(Purchase Inventory )
7 Prepaid Insurance A/c $400
Cash A/c $400
(Paid prepaid insurance in cash)
8 Prepaid Rent A/c $300
Cash A/c $300
(Paid prepaid rent for 6 months in cash)
9 Cash A/c $2,000
Note Payable $2,000
(Borrow and sign note payable)

In the above journal entries rules used : Expenses/assets increase debit , decrease credit and income/liabilities increase credit , decrease debit .

Heads of Accounts Category
Cash Asset
Common Stock Liability
Supplies   Expenses
Accounts Payable Liability
Investment Asset
Cash Advance Asset
Equipment Asset
Purchase   Expenses
Prepaid Insurance Asset
Prepaid Rent Asset
Note Payable Liability

T- Accounts

Cash A/c
$ $
Common Stock $3,000 Investment A/c $600
Cash Advance A/c $350 Equipment A/c $1,500
Note Payable $2,000 Prepaid Insurance A/c $400
Prepaid Rent A/c $300
Balance C/d $2,550
Total $5,350 Total $5,350
Balance b/d $2,550
Common Stock
Balance c/d $3,000 Cash A/c $3,000
Total $3,000 Total $3,000
Balance b/d $3,000
Supplies A/C
Accounts payable A/c $300 Balance c/d $300
Total $300 Total $300
Balance b/d $300
Accounts Payable A/c
Balance c/d $1,200 Supplies A/C $200
Purchase A/c $1,000
Total $1,200 Total $1,200
Balance b/d $1,200
Investment A/c
Cash A/C $600 Balance c/d $600
Total $600 Total $600
Balance b/d $600
Cash Advance A/c
Balance c/d $350 Cash A/C $350
Total $350 Total $350
Balance b/d $350
Equipment A/c
Cash A/c $1,500 Balance c/d $1,500
Total $1,500 Total $1,500
Balance b/d $1,500
Purchase A/c
Accounts Payable A/c $1,000 Balance c/d $1,000
Total $1,000 Total $1,000
Balance b/d $1,000
Prepaid Insurance A/c
Cash A/c $400 Balance c/d $400
Total $400 Total $400
Balance b/d $400
Prepaid Rent A/c
Cash A/c $300 Balance c/d $300
Total $300 Total $300
Balance b/d $300
Note Payable A/c
Balance c/d $2,000 Cash A/c $2,000
Total $2,000 Total $2,000
Balance b/d $2,000

Trail Balance

For Preparation trail balance we have to enter the debit balance (refer balance b/d in left side ) in debit side of trail balance and credit balance (refer balance d/b of right side) in credit and total of both side should be same

Hence ,

Trail Balance
Heads of Accounts Debit Credit
Cash $2,550
Common Stock $3,000
Supplies   $200
Accounts Payable $1,200
Investment $600
Cash Advance $350
Equipment $1,500
Purchase   $1,000
Prepaid Insurance $400
Prepaid Rent $300
Note Payable $2,000
Total $6,550 $6,550
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