1. Balance the trial balance in the Worksheet. You will have to make some calculations in order to fill in the missing numbers. You will also have to fix thetwo errors I made. Oops, sorry, the Celtics game was on when I made this test.

a) The Accounts Payable account is currently$17,691. But on June 28, Rosenblatt received two invoices saying that she owes$300 for an ad printed inDocs In Socks With Stocksand$319 for the office telephone.

b) The Cash account was$16,115, but Rosenblatt forgot to record the cash payment of three months' advance rent of$3,000 AND a six-month insurance policy of$2,000. 

2. Make thesix adjustments and be sure the two columns in the Adjustments section balance.

C. Rosenblatt, M.D., adjusts and closes her books monthly.

 

-The office supplies on hand June 30 were worth$100.

 

-The medical supplies on hand June 30 were worth$315.

 

-Depreciation is calculated using the declining-balance method. Office equipment depreciates at a rate of30% per year and the Medical Equipment depreciates at10%.

3. Transfer all the appropriate accounts to the Income Statement sections and calculate the net income or net loss.

4. Transfer all the appropriate accounts to the Balance Sheet section and make sure the columns balance.