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1. Cash is overstated by 500.00 and Owners Equity is overstated by $500.00. 2. Utilities Expense of $300.00 was paid on January 25. 3. Insurance



























1.  Cash is overstated by 500.00  and Owners Equity is overstated by $500.00.




2. Utilities Expense of $300.00 was paid on January 25. 







3.  Insurance expense of $250.00 was paid on January 27. 






4.  supplies for the month in the amount of $450.00 was purchased. 





5. Rent for $2000.00 for the month was paid on January 31.  






6.  The total revenue of $20,000.00 was collected in the month of January and deposited in the Bank. 


8.  Internet and Telephone expense for the month was $150.00





9. Advertising Expense for the month was $300.00.  

































Required: 











Complete the above worksheet with the necessary adjusting or journal entries manually or utilize an excel worksheet if you can. 
Make the journal entries for the above transactions or simply make adjusting entries to the worksheet provided. 

Prepare the Income Statement for Sample Co as of January 31, 2020. 





Prepare the Balance sheet as of January 31, 2020.









Sample Co. 
Income Statement
For  the Period  Ending January  31, 2020






Revenue




Revenue

$20,000

Total Revenues

$20,000

Expenses




Rent Expense
      2,000


Telephone & Internet 
               -


Utilities Expense
               -


Advertising Expense 
               -


Insurance Expense 
               -


Supplies Expense
               -


Total Expenses

$2,000

Net Income 

$18,000









Sample Co. 
Owner's Equity 
For the Period Ending January 31, 2020





Beginning Balance, Dec. 31, 2019

$15,100
Add Net Income

0
Less withdrawals 

0
Ending Blance, January 31, 2020

 $     15,100











Sample Co. 
Balance Sheet
As of January 31, 2020 
Assets




Current Assets




Cash
$29,250


CD's 
                   -


Other Securities 
                   -


Total Current Assets
$29,250


Total Assets 
$29,250








Liabilities 




Loan Payable 
$0


Total Liabilities
$0








Owner's Equity 




Owner's Equity 
$0


Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity 
$0








Sample Worksheet 
Work Sheet
For the Month Ended January  31, 2020

Trial Balance
AdjustmentsAdj. T/BalanceIncome StatementBalance Sheet
Account TitleDr.Cr.
Dr.
Cr.Dr.Cr.Dr.Cr.Dr.Cr.
Cash13,200
a20,000b-h3,95029,2500

29,2500
CD'S 22,000




22,0000

22,0000
Other Securities 5,400




5,4000

5,4000
Loan Payable 
25,000




25,000


25,000
Owner' Equity 015,600b500

015,100

015,100
Revenue0


a20,000020,000020,000

Interest Income 0




0000

Utilities expense0
c300

30003000

Internet & Telephone Expense 0
d150

15001500

Advertising Expense 

e300

3000300









000


Rent Expense 

f2,000

2,00002,000


Supplies expense0
g450

45004500

Insurance expense0
h250

25002500


40,60040,600
23,950
23,95060,10060,1003,45020,00056,65040,100
Net income







16,5500016,550









20,00020,00056,65056,650



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