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Fredricks's Consulting Services Trial Balance Month Ended Nov 3 0 , 2 0 X X ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT 1 0 0 Cash 4 2

Fredricks's Consulting Services
Trial Balance
Month Ended Nov 30,20XX
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT
100 Cash 42,600
110 Accounts Receivable-Reynolds Co.6,500
115 Accounts Receivable-Auto Plus 1,400
120 Supplies 900
130*Prepaid Insurance 2,400* Notes
140*Equipment5,0001 The Equipment was purchased Jan. 1 two years ago
141 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment 2,000It has a useful life of5 years
200 Accounts Payable-Jackson Inc. 3,200
210 Wages Payable 1,6002 The prepaid insurance was purchased Oct. 1st
220*Unearned Revenue 3,000Itisa6 month policy. No adjustments have been made.
300 Jack Fredrick, Capital 45,300
302 Jack Fredrick, Drawing 40,1003 The unearned revenue was prepaid by Roman Inc.
310 Retained Earnings 9,600on Oct. 1st and covers 6 months of work.
400 Earned Revenue 104,000No adjustments have been made.
500 Wages Expense 35,200
501 Utilities Expense 8,800
502 Supplies Expense 1,600
503 Rent Expense 24,200
504 Depreciation Expense
505 Insurance Expense
TOTAL 168,700168,700
December business transactions
Dec 1st- Paid December rent of $2,100 with check #801.
Dec. 2nd- Paid $1,500on Jacksons Inc. invoice from a previously recorded transaction with check #802.
Dec. 3rd- Collected $500 from Reynolds Co. from a previous engagement in November.
Dec 4th- Completed additional work for Auto Plus, sent invoice #Sp24a for $1,700 due in1 month.
Dec. 5th- Paid employee from work previously expensed in Nov. with payment due Dec. 5th using check #803.
Dec. 8th- Paid $1,200to cover all utilities for the month of Dec using check #804.
Dec. 9th- Completed $600 worth of work for a repeat customer who pays cash immediately.
Dec. 10th-Collected $900 from Auto Plus from a previous engagement in Nov.
Dec. 11th- Jack Fredrick, the owner, withdrew $3,500 for personal use using check #805.
Dec. 12th- Our employee earned two weeks of pay amounting to $1,800,tobe paid Dec. 23rd.
*employee took vacation from Dec. 15th-Dec. 31st.No pay will accrue*
Dec. 15th- Completed a large job for Reynolds Co. for $10,000. Sent invoice #Sp24b due Jan. 31st.
Dec. 16nd- Collected $5,500 from Reynolds to pay off some of their balance.
Dec. 22md- Paid our employee for the work expensed Dec. 12th using check #806.
Dec. 23rd- Purchased land on a note for $12,000tobe used for construction of a new office building.
Land and Notes Payable will have account numbers of150 and 240, respectively.
Dec 24th-Dec. 31st- Owner took off the rest of the year.
Adjustments (due with Part 1)
1. The equipment was used for the third year.
2. Prepaid insurance was adjusted for Oct-Dec usage.
3. Unearned revenue was updated to show 3 months of work completed.
4. A final count of supplies showed $200 remaining.
Part 1 instructions
1. Open the Excel attachment named Student fill-in template.
2. Transfer the opening trial balance amounts to the T-Accts.
3. Journal and post to the T-Accts the December and adjusting transactions.
4. Total each T-Acct and provide the equation total at the top in the highlighted cells.
Check Figure - The cash T-Acct final balance should be $38,400
*A detailed video overview can be found within this assignment in IvyLearn.
Part 2 instructions
1. Using the feedback provided from your instructor in the gradebook comments, update any incorrect items.
2. Prepare the Adjusted trial balance.
3. Prepare the Income Statement, Statement of Retained Earnings, and the Balance Sheet.
4. Prepare the Closing journal entries and Post-closing trial balance.
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