Bills Lawn Care Module 1 Mini Practice Problem Bill Graham started his career mowing lawns for neighbors while he was in junior high school. Bill worked summers for the local golf course while he was in high school and now that he has graduated, he is starting his own lawn care business. You are taking an accounting class at the local community college and have agreed to help Bill set up and maintain the accounting records for his new business. He has set up a checking account in the business name, Bills Lawn Care, at the local bank. After some discussion with you, Bill has decided to set the business up as a sole proprietorship. You and Bill established a chart of accounts to be used in recording the business transactions. In May, 2014, the following activities occur at Bills Lawn Care.

Bills Lawn Care Module 1 Mini Practice Problem Bill Graham started his career mowing lawns for neighbors while he was in junior high school. Bill worked summers for the local golf course while he was in high school and now that he has graduated, he is starting his own lawn care business. You are taking an accounting class at the local community college and have agreed to help Bill set up and maintain the accounting records for his new business. He has set up a checking account in the business name, Bills Lawn Care, at the local bank. After some discussion with you, Bill has decided to set the business up as a sole proprietorship. You and Bill established a chart of accounts to be used in recording the business transactions. In May, 2014, the following activities occur at Bills Lawn Care. May 1 Bill withdraws $20,000 from his savings account and deposits it in the business bank account. May 2 Bill purchases a used truck for $7,000 to use for the lawn care business, he writes a check for $3,500 and signs a 1 year, 6% note for the balance. May 5 Bill purchases a lawn mower for $300 and an aerator for $500 and writes a check for the total amount. May 6 Bill writes a $600 check for a six month insurance policy that expires October 31, 2014 May 7 Bill establishes a $1,000 line of credit account with Jones Fuel, a local gas station. May 8 Bill writes a check for $50 for a weekly advertisement in the local newspaper. The advertisement will run every Friday through the end of May, 2014. May 16 At the end of the first week, Bill has earned $600 for lawn care services. Of the $600, $500 was paid in cash and $100 was on credit. May 23 At the end of the second week, Bill has earned $1,100 for lawn care services. Of the $1,100, $700 was paid in cash and $400 was on credit. May 26 Bill writes a check for $75 to have the mower blade sharpened. May 30 At the end of the third week, Bill has earned $1,000 for lawn care services. Of the $1,000, $800 was paid in cash and $200 was on credit. May 31 Bill receives payments, on account, in the amount of $500 May 31 Bill receives his monthly invoice and writes a check for $400 to Jones Fuel. May 31 Bill writes a check to himself for $1,500 for personal expenses. Instructions: 1. Using the chart of accounts provided below, and the Excel template provided with this assignment, prepare journal entries, in good form, to record the May transactions. Explanations are optional. 2. Post the journal entries to general ledger accounts. 3. Prepare a trial balance as of May 31, 2014, for Bills Lawn Care. Bills Lawn Care Chart of Accounts Classification Account Number Account Name ASSETS 101 Cash 110 Accounts Receivable 120 Supplies 130 Prepaid Insurance 150 Equipment 155 Accumulated Depreciation Equipment LIABILITIES 201 Accounts Payable 220 Notes Payable 225 Interest Payable OWNERS EQUITY 301 Owners Capital 305 Owners Drawings REVENUES 401 Lawn Service Revenue EXPENSES 620 Supplies Expense 630 Fuel Expense 640 Repair and Maintenance Expense 650 Advertising Expense 660 Insurance Expense 670 Depreciation Expense 680 Interest Expense