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I am trying to finish the adjusted trial balance and create a multi-step income statement on the following scenario. The net income should equal $31,605,

I am trying to finish the adjusted trial balance and create a multi-step income statement on the following scenario. The net income should equal $31,605, and I keep coming up with $91,605

You have just been hired as the accountant for Lays Lush Landscape Sales & Service, Inc. which started operations on January 01, 2016.

Transactions:

1/1 The owner of the business contributed $10,000 cash and a truck worth $16,000 to the business in exchange for 26,000 shares of $1par common stock. This is the first ever transaction for the business. Use perpetual inventory.

1/31 Borrowed $50,000 on a note payable from the bank.

1/31 Paid January rent, $500

2/01 Purchased equipment for $10,000 cash.

2/15 Purchased 100 bags of lawn fertilizer for $2.00 per bag on account (this lawn fertilizer will be sold to customers to apply themselves)

2/01 Paid February rent, $500

3/01 Prepaid, March December rent at $500 per month

3/01 Purchased 100 bags of weed preventive fertilizer for $8 per bag on account (this fertilizer will be sold to customers to apply themselves)

3/01 Paid amount owed on lawn fertilizer from 2/15 transaction

3/15 Sold 20 bags of weed preventive fertilizer for $15 per bag (cash)

3/15 Received $500 cash from customers for spring lawn services performed

3/15 Performed spring lawn service to customers on account $750

4/01 Collected $500 from customers on account from 3/15 transaction

4/14 Collected $250 from customers on account from 3/15 transaction

4/15 Sold 25 bags of weed preventive fertilizer for $15 per bag (cash)

4/15 Sold 15 bags of lawn fertilizer for $6 per bag (cash)

4/15 Paid for advertising campaign, $5,000 cash

5/01 Received payment for summer services in advance from 20 customers

5 months (May September) at $1000 each for a total of $100,000

5/31 Received payment for Mays lawn services provided from 5 customers, $5,500

5/31 Performed May lawn service for 5 customers on account to be received by 6/15, $5,500

5/31 Paid fuel expense of $1,000 for May

6/05 Paid wages to employees for May, $8000

6/15 Received payment from Mays credit customers, $5,500

6/15 Sold 20 bags of lawn fertilizer for $6 per bag (cash)

6/30 Received payment for Junes lawn service from 4 customers, $4,400

6/30 Performed June lawn service for 5 customers on account to be received by 7/15, $5,500

6/30 Purchased supplies on account, $1,000

6/30 Paid semi-annual payment on note from bank, $4,000 principal plus $2,000 interest expense for a total payment of $6,000

6/30 Paid fuel expense of $1,000 for May

Information for adjusting entries: (06/30/2016)

  1. Depreciation on the truck for the period, (St-Line method, 4 years useful life, no salvage value)
  2. Depreciation on the equipment for the period, (St-Line method, 3 years useful life, $1000 salvage value)
  3. Adjust for unearned revenue now earned from customers who prepaid on 5/01.
  4. Adjust for prepaid rent expired.
  5. Accrue wages for employees who worked in June, but will be paid on July 5th, $7,500

Lay's Lush Landscape Sales and Service Unadjusted Trial Balance Period Ending 06/30/2016
Account Names Debit Credit
Cash $140,335
Accounts Payable $1,800
Sales $63,035
Equipment $10,000
Truck $16,000
Notes Payable $46,000
Common Stock $26,000
Unearned Income $60,000
Rent Expense $2,500
Wage Expense $8,000
Advertising $5,000
Fuel Expense $2,000
Purchase $2,000
Prepaid Rent $3,500
Accounts Receivable $5,500
Interest $2,000
$196,835.00 $196,835.00

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