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record the balance day adjustments as at 30 th June 2018 and post to the General Ledger. (Create relevant ledger accounts when required) b) Prepare

record the balance day adjustments as at 30thJune 2018 and post to the General Ledger. (Create relevant ledger accounts when required)

b)Prepare General Journal entries to close the relevant ledgers on 30thJune 2018 and post to the General Ledger. (Create relevant ledger accounts when required)

c)prepare post-closing Trial Balance as at 30thJune 2018

John Franklin

Trial Balance as at 30thJune 2018

Account Name

Debit

Credit

$

$

Accumulated Depreciation - equipment

2,160

Accumulated depreciation - motor vehicle

7,000

Advertising

3,000

Allowance for doubtful debts

100

Sales

130,695

Capital - John Franklin

31,600

Cash at bank

8,400

Accounts Payable Control

4,500

Accounts Receivable Control

9,000

Drawings - John Franklin

5,400

Equipment at cost

32,200

GST Collected

3,560

GST Paid

2,165

Residential Rent Received

11,500

Loan to Martha Stewart

10,000

Motor Vehicle - at cost

22,000

Provision for Annual Leave

500

Purchases of inventory

54,000

Insurance

2,600

Repairs and maintenance - equipment

1,450

Stock of inventory (1 July 2017)

5,000

Office expenses

6,400

Wages

30,000

191,615

191,615

Accumulated depreciation - motor vehicle

7,000

Advertising

3,000

Allowance for doubtful debts

100

Sales

130,695

Capital - John Franklin

31,600

Cash at bank

8,400

Accounts Payable Control

4,500

Accounts Receivable Control

9,000

Drawings - John Franklin

5,400

Equipment at cost

32,200

GST Collected

3,560

GST Paid

2,165

Residential Rent Received

11,500

Loan to Martha Stewart

10,000

Motor Vehicle - at cost

22,000

Provision for Annual Leave

500

Purchases of inventory

54,000

Insurance

2,600

Repairs and maintenance - equipment

1,450

Stock of inventory (1 July 2017)

5,000

Office expenses

6,400

Wages

30,000

191,615

191,615

Additional Information at 30 June 2018:

Balance Day Adjustments

1.John has engaged an advertising firm at a cost of $3,300 (including GST) per annum. The amount for a twelve month contract was paid on 1stMarch 2018.

2.Wages owing: $2000.

3.Increase the Provision for Annual Leave to be 5% of the final wages expense for the period.

4.Depreciate Equipment at 20% p.a. using the diminishing value method.

5.Depreciate Motor vehicles at 12.5% using the straight line method.

6.Rent was received for a property John Franklin owns on 1stApril 2018 and was for 12 months.

7.Lawyers from ABC Ltd have sent through a notice to say that their client has been declared bankrupt and no amounts can be recovered from them. ABC Ltd still owed you an amount of $990 at Balance Day.

8.The Allowance for doubtful debts is to be 2% of the final debtors figure.

Additional Information required for Closing Entries only (no Balance day Adjustment needed for this)

Stock of inventory 30thJune 2018: $5,750

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