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Accounting Transactions Guide

Ms. Lea Carey started an interior decorating business and engaged in the following transactions in June: 1) She invested PHP 500,000 cash into the business and purchased a used car for PHP 200,000. 2) She purchased supplies on account for PHP 5,000 and billed customers PHP 15,000 for services. She received PHP 10,000 from a customer. 3) Additional transactions included paying PHP 2,000 for advertising, investing another PHP 100,000, and purchasing office equipment for PHP 50,000 by issuing a promissory note.
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Accounting Transactions Guide

Ms. Lea Carey started an interior decorating business and engaged in the following transactions in June: 1) She invested PHP 500,000 cash into the business and purchased a used car for PHP 200,000. 2) She purchased supplies on account for PHP 5,000 and billed customers PHP 15,000 for services. She received PHP 10,000 from a customer. 3) Additional transactions included paying PHP 2,000 for advertising, investing another PHP 100,000, and purchasing office equipment for PHP 50,000 by issuing a promissory note.
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Name: DICHOS JESSAIRA ROQUERO

Section: 12 ABM 1A – 2A 08-24-21

Direction: Read and analyze carefully the transactions then put


your answer on the increase decrease tab and journalize it.
The following are transactions of Ms.Lea Carey, an interior
decorator in her first month of business.
June -02
Invested Php 500,000 cash in the business.
3 Purchased for cash used car for Php 200,000 for use in business.
9 Purchased supplies on account Php 5,000.
11 Billed customers for services performed, Php 15,000.
12 Received a check from customer for services rendered Php
10,000.
15 Paid Php 2,000 cash for advertising her business.
16 The owner invests additional Php 100,000 cash in the business.
17 Purchased office equipment worth Php 50,000. issued a
promissory note, payable next month.
18 Issued check in payment for supplies purchased on june 9.
20 Received Php5,000 cash from customer billed on January 11.
21 Purchased additional office supplies for cash Php 5,000.
22 Issued check in payment for promissory note issued on june 17.
23 Paid creditor on account Php3,000
28 Withdraw Php5,000 cash for personal use.
30 Paid salaries of assistant PhP12,000.
Account Affected Account Classification Effect
Cash Asset Increase
June 2 Capital Owner equity Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Decrease
3 Vehicles Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Supplies Asset Increase
9 Account payable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Service Revenue Asset Increase
11
Account receivable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Service revenue Asset Decrease
12 Account payable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Decrease
15 advertising Liability Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Increase
16 Capital Owner equity Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Equipment Asset Increase
17
Notes receivable Liability Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Accounts payable Asset Decrease
18 Cash Asset Decrease

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Increase
20 Account receivable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Supplies Asset Increase
21
Cash Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Account payable Asset Increase
22 Account receivable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Account payable Asset Decrease
23 Account receivable Asset Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Decrease
28 Drawing Owner equity Increase

Account Affected Account Classification Effect


Cash Asset Decrease
30 Salaries Asset Increase
General Journal Page 1
Date Description P/R Debit Credit
2 Cash P500,000
Ms. Lea carey,Capital P500,000

3 Cash 200,000
Vehicle 200,000
Purchased vehicle of the cash

9 Supplies 5,000
Account payable 5,000
Purchased supplies on account

11 Service Income 15,000


Account receivable 15,000
Payment customer service

12 Account payable 10,000


Service revenue 10,000
Received customer service rendered

15 Cash 2,000
Advertising 2,000
Prepaid advertise for cash

16 Cash 100,000
Ms. Lea carey, capital 100,000

17 Notes payable 50,000


Office equipment 50,000
Purchased on equipment

18 Account payable 5,000


Supplies 5,000
Payment for purchased supply
20 Cash 5,000
Account receivable 15,000
Customer received a cash

21 Cash 5,000
Supplies 5,000
Purchased additional office supply

22 Account payable 50,000


Account receivable 50,000
Payment for promissory

23 Account payable 3,000


Account receivable 3,000
Prepaid creditor on account

28 Cash 5,000
Ms.Lea Carey, Drawing 5,000

30 Cash 12,000
Salaries 12,000
Prepaid salaries of assistant

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