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Prepare the general ledger T-accounts showing opening balance, transactions, balance-day adjustments, and closing balance for the month of June 2022. Also show the opening balance

Prepare the general ledger T-accounts showing opening balance, transactions, balance-day adjustments, and closing balance for the month of June 2022.

Also show the opening balance for the next month for assets, liabilities, and equities accounts.

(NOT need to show for revenue and expenses accounts their opening balances for the next month

Transactions in the month of June 2022:

Date

Description

Amount ($)

June 1

Paid general insurance premium

2,921

June 2

Advertising placement fees – Cash

1,981

June 3

Purchase promotional material supplies

815

June 6

Paid rental of business premises

3,845

June 7

Payment to suppliers - on account

2,876

June 8

Rental commission – on account

2,731

June 13

Rental Commission - Cash

3,620

June 14

Cash Withdrawals by Owner

981

June 15

Paid coffee and biscuits for June (staff consumption)

456

June 16

Receive payment from customers on account

2,979

June 20

Advertising Expenses – on account

1,280

June 21

Auction commission – on account

1,811

June 22

Advertising placement fees – on account

1,813

June 23

Paid advertising expenses

614

June 24

Paid lunch with Mr Tan, a customer

344

June 27

Auction Commission – Cash

3,464

June 28

Additional cash contributed by the owner

4,800

June 30

Paid Staff Wages

5,920

The business has the following opening balances on June 1, 2022:

Promotional material supplies $563

Furniture & fittings $27,642

Bank Loan (due December 2023) $20,983

Accounts Payable $7,287

Motor Vehicle $36,371

Accounts Receivable $23,202

Cash at Bank $18,019

Capital?

Extra info:

1. The business was purchased on June 1, 2022.

2. Show three types of revenue:

a. Rental Commission

b. Auction Commission

c. Advertising Fees

All revenues received are for the month of June 2022.

(Tip: Use an appropriate name for each of the T-account of revenue).

3. Rental and insurance period start on June 1.

4. Insurance expenses and promotional material supplies are initially recognized as an asset.

5. Rental expense is initially recognized as an expense.

6. Refer to the following information for the balance-day adjustments:

a) Closing stock of promotional material supplies on 30/6 ($) 895

b) Furniture & fittings scrap value ($) 0

c) Furniture & fittings useful life (years) 2

d) Rent paid for (months) 4

e) Insurance paid for (months) 3

f) Motor vehicle scrap value ($) 4,488

g) Motor vehicle useful life (years) 3

h) Bank loan interest rates (% per year) 11

i) Use 360 days in a year for interest calculation.

7. Use 2 decimal points when relevant.

8. Closing balance for all revenue and expense accounts

- Show the ending balance for all revenue and expense accounts as ‘Closing balance in the General Ledger T-account. No closing entries to the income statement are required.

- NOT required to show the opening balance of the next month for all revenue and expense accounts.

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