Kristina Tailoring Trial Balance (extract) as at 30th June 2018 K K Interest on Loan 1300+300=1600 Loan (8% p.a due 2022) 20 000 Rent 4 200-300=3900 Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment 3750+1500=4250 Equipment 15 000 Provision for Doubtful Debts 90 Bad Debts 60 Commission 1040 Insurance 650 Accounts Receivable 2500 Rent expense +300 Interest expense +300 Additional Information as at 30th June 2018 1. Rent per month is K300 2. Interest on loan is due K300 3. Depreciation on equipment is yet to be provided K1500_(Depreciation Expense) 4. Commission received in advance K80_ Required: 1. Draw accounts to record the initial account records 2. Prepare Balance Day Adjustment for adjustments 1-4 given above.
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Kristina Tailoring Trial Balance (extract) as at 30th June 2018 K K Interest on Loan 1300+300=1600 Loan (8% p.a due 2022) 20 000 Rent 4 200-300=3900 Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment 3750+1500=4250 Equipment 15 000 Provision for Doubtful Debts 90 Bad Debts 60 Commission 1040 Insurance 650 Accounts Receivable 2500 Rent expense +300 Interest expense +300
Additional Information as at 30th June 2018
- Rent per month is K300
- Interest on loan is due K300
- Depreciation on equipment is yet to be provided K1500_(Depreciation Expense)
- Commission received in advance K80_
Required:
- Draw accounts to record the initial account records
- Prepare Balance Day Adjustment for adjustments 1-4 given above.
Solution
The language of the text is English. Here's how to record the initial account records and prepare Balance Day Adjustment:
Initial Account Records:
- Interest on Loan: Debit 1600
- Loan (8% p.a due 2022): Credit 20,000
- Rent: Debit 3900
- Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment: Credit 4250
- Equipment: Debit 15,000
- Provision for Doubtful Debts: Credit 90
- Bad Debts: Debit 60
- Commission: Credit 1040
- Insurance: Debit 650
- Accounts Receivable: Debit 2500
- Rent expense: Debit 300
- Interest expense: Debit 300
Balance Day Adjustment:
- Rent: Since the rent per month is K300, the rent for the year would be K300 * 12 = K3600. The rent account should be adjusted to reflect this amount. Debit Rent Expense K300, Credit Prepaid Rent K300.
- Interest on Loan: The interest on the loan is due K300. This should be reflected in the interest expense account. Debit Interest Expense K300, Credit Interest Payable K300.
- Depreciation on Equipment: The depreciation on the equipment is yet to be provided K1500. This should be reflected in the accumulated depreciation account. Debit Depreciation Expense K1500, Credit Accumulated Depreciation K1500.
- Commission: The commission received in advance is K80. This should be reflected in the commission account. Debit Unearned Commission K80, Credit Commission Revenue K80.
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