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Conduct a Balance sheet & Income Statement with the following information: Top Dog Inc May - Journalizing Transactions 31-May Date Account Description Debit Credit 2020

Conduct a Balance sheet & Income Statement with the following information:

Top Dog Inc
May - Journalizing Transactions
31-May
Date Account Description Debit Credit
2020 1
1-May Cash 50000
Common Stock (to record initial investment 5000 shares @ $10 per stock) 50000
2
1-May Prepaid Insurance (asset) 4800
Cash ( to record purchase of one year insurance policy) 4800
3
7-May Equipment (Hot Dog Stand) 24000
Cash (asset) (to record purschase of hot dog stand) 24000
4
8-May Inventory 3000
Accounts Payable (liability) (Nathans) (To record purchase of inventory of 1000 hot dogs and buns at $3.00) 30000
5
8-May Supplies on Hand (asset) 1000
Cash (To record purchase of aupplies from Nathans) 1000
6
9-May N/A (Due to new hires not starting until 5/16)
7
15-May Cash 4500
Revenue (Sales) 4500
COGS 2700
Inventory (To record the sale of 900 hot dogs at $5 and a cost of $3) 2700
8
8-May Salaries and Wages Expense 2000
Cash (To record salaries for May 2020) 2000
9
31-May Accounts Payable (Nathans) 3000
Cash (Asset) (To record payment on account to Nathan's) 3000
10
31-May Bank Charges (Expense) 30
Cash (To record monthly bank charges) 30
11
31-May Cash (asset) 3000
Deferred Revenue (Liability) (To record a deposit) 3000

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