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Project Automated Sections Type # of Questions Marks Journal 5 7 G / L Accounts 6 8 Trial Balance 2 0 Income Statement 1 3

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Automated
Sections Type # of Questions Marks
Journal 57
G/L Accounts 68
Trial Balance 20
Income Statement 13
Statement of Owners Equity 6
Balance Sheet 12
TOTAL 176
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Once complete, submit as instructed.
Transfer the Opening entries from the Balance Sheet to the Ledger opening balances (ledger account add numbers as you go).
Using Accounting practices Learned - use the transactions below to: Create Journal Entries; Post from the Journal to the Ledgers; Create a Trial Balance from the finished ledgers; create Financial Statements from the Trial Balance.
All date, Account, and Ledger number fields have dropdown menus.
The opening balances for the month of March are as follows:
Ditka Dental
Balance Sheet
As at February 28,2020
Assets Liabilities
CASH in BANK $8,200 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $7,350
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (INSURANCE) $6,250 BANK LOAN $2,800
PREPAID INSURANCE $2,500 LINE OF CREDIT $22,500
DENTAL EQUIPMENT $80,000
Acc. Depreciation - DENTAL EQUIPMENT ($10,000) Total Liabilities $32,650
Capital (Owners Equity) $54,300
Total Assets $86,950 Total Liabilities and Owners' Equity $86,950
Transactions for the month of March:
Mar 1 Owner deposited personal cash into the business bank account $5,200
Mar 2 Owner borrowed cash for the business and deposited in bank $6,500
Mar 3 Bought Dental X-ray Machine from cash in bank $10,000
Mar 4 Deposit cash for Client services in Bank (from AR) $4,800
Mar 5 Paid rent for the month (wrote cheque from bank) $2,850
Mar 6 Paid salaries from bank account (wrote cheques) $975
Mar 8 Paid back a portion of the accounts payable (etransfer from bank) $1,000
Mar 9 Received interest on the bank account $15
Mar 12 Purchased supplies on account (expense them) $250
Mar 14 Deposited cash from customer to settle their account $900
Mar 16 Purchased gasoline for the company using line of credit $750
Mar 19 Sold services on account receivable (Insurance claims) $2,250
Mar 22 Car insurance used this period -(from prepaid) $600
Mar 26 Received an advertising bill that will be paid next month $320
Mar 28 Paid bank loan principle (from business account) $350
Mar 28 Paid line of credit (from business account) $500
Mar 29 Paid interest on the bank loan/line of credit (from business account) $375
Mar 30 Owner withdrew cash for personal use from bank $1,425
Mar 31 Recognized one month of depreciation $475
The Chart of Accounts (GL no.) is shown below:
Account Description Account # Account Description Account #
ASSETS - CATEGORY 1 REVENUE - CATEGORY 4
CASH 101 REVENUE 400
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (INSURANCE)110 INTEREST REVENUE 410
PREPAID CAR INSURANCE 112 EXPENSES - CATEGORY 5
DENTAL EQUIPMENT 120
Acc. Depreciation Dental Equipment 121 ADVERTISING 505
LIABILITIES - CATEGORY 2 CAR INSURANCE 510
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 200 RENT 520
BANK LOAN 210 TELEPHONE 530
LINE OF CREDIT 220 SALARY 540
SUPPLIES 545
OWNER'S EQUITY - CATEGORY 3 GASOLINE 550
CAPITAL (Owners Equity)300 DEPRECIATION 560
DRAWINGS 310 INTEREST EXPENSE 570
Required:
a) Journalize the transactions (with dates and descriptions).
b) Post the transactions to the general ledger.
c) Prepare the financial statements in the worksheets provided.
General Journal
In the Journal Section, pick a date, the account, GL number from dropdowns - Debit and Credit amounts must be typed in.
DATE DESCRIPTION
GL NO. DR CR

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