Journal & adjusting entries for the following:

Item #	Transaction or adjusting entry description		Amount
1	Ace had credit sales during 2013.		3,600.00
2	The inventory Ace sold on account (in Item #1) cost $1,900.		1,900.00
3	Ace collected cash from customers on account.		2,250.00
4	Ace paid cash to purchase office supplies.		164.00
5	Ace counted office supplies on hand at 12/31/13 with cost of $116		116.00
6	Ace purchased inventory on account.		1,868.00
7	Ace paid cash to vendors on account.		1,943.00
8	Ace paid all income taxes owed as of 12/31/12 in March of 2013.		14.00
9	Ace paid salaries to employees. No salaries were accrued as of 12/31/12, and no accrual is needed as of 12/31/13.		349.00
10	Ace paid $50 for meals & entertainment expenses during 2013.		50.00
11	Ace declared and paid dividends. Ace does not use a dividends account in its general ledger.		500.00
12	Ace settled warranty claims by paying cash during 2013.		70.00
13	Ace offers a 1-year warranty on its products and estimates warranty costs to be 2% of sales.
14	Ace issued bonds on 7/1/13. Go to the Bonds worksheet to analyze these bonds and determine the entries Ace needs to make.		Bonds
15	Ace issued a non-cash loan on 1/1/13 for the purchase of land. Go to the Non-cash loans worksheet to analyze this transaction and determine the entries Ace needs to make.		Non-cash loans
16	Ace entered into 2 lease contracts on 1/1/13. Go to the Leases worksheet to analyze these leases and determine the entries Ace needs to make.		Leases
17	Ace had transactions with its trading and available-for-sale investments during 2013. Go to the Investments worksheet to analyze Ace's investments portfolios and determine the entries Ace needs to make.		Investments
18	AFTER you have completed Ace's accounting for all of the previous items, you are then ready to complete Ace's provision for income taxes. Go to the Income Taxes worksheet to complete Ace's income tax accounting.		Income Taxes