Ass - Final
Ass - Final
Transactions:
May 1 – Mr. James Berhay opens a current account with Allied Banking Corporation in the amount of
850,000 to start with his laundry shop business under the trade name “Batanes Laundry Services”.
May 2 – Purchased laundry supplies on account, 90,000 from the following suppliers:
Sm City- 35,000
May 12 – Mr. James Berhay withdrew 10,000 cash from the business for his personal use.
May 17 – The business borrowed money from Allied Banking Corporation, 100,000 by issuing a 15-day
note. It was deposited to the account of Batanes Laundry Services by way of Credit Memorandum issued
by the bank.
May 17 – The bank issued a debit memo, 1,000 for interest and bank charges.
May 21 – Received cash of 45,000 representing collection from the following customer’s account:
SM City -25,000
Gaisano Mall - 20,0000,
May 30 – Mr. James Berhay hired an accountant/ manager for his business as he has plenty of things to
attain to at 10,000 per month affective June 1, 2015.
May 30 – The following expenses were paid by Batanes Laundry Services for the month of May 2015:
Cash in Bank
25 60,000
30 27,000
995,000 252,000
BAL: 743,000
Laundry Equipment
May 31 150,000
Accounts Receivable
BAL: 35,000
BAL: 30,000
J. Berhay, Capital
May 1 850,000
J. Berhay, Drawing
Laundry Income
May 12 10,000
May 4 80,000
Salaries Expense
Rent Expense
May 30 10,000
May 30 5,000
Utilities Expense
May 30 12,000 Taxes and Licenses
May 10 4,000
Interest Expense
May 17 1,000
Batanes Laundry Shop
Income Statement
Revenue
Expenses
Uncollectable Accounts
Total 56,850
Profit 23,150
Batanes Laundry Shop
Total 872,150
Income Statement
ASSETS
Current Assets
Non-Current Assets
LIABLITIES
Current Liabilities
OWNERS EQUITY
Closing Entries