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T accounts help and adjusted trail balance, income statement, balance sheet, retained earnings and closing journal and post closing trail balance help?? Trial Balance Month

T accounts help and adjusted trail balance, income statement, balance sheet, retained earnings and closing journal and post closing trail balance help??
Trial Balance
Month Ended Nov 30,20XX
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT
100 Cash 42,600
110 Accounts Receivable-Reynolds Co.6,500
115 Accounts Receivable-Auto Plus 1,400
120 Supplies 900
130*Prepaid Insurance 2,400* Notes
140*Equipment 5,0001 The Equipment was purchased Jan. 1 two years ago
141 Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment 2,000 It has a useful life of 5 years
200 Accounts Payable-Jackson Inc. 3,200
210 Wages Payable 1,6002 The prepaid insurance was purchased Oct. 1st
220*Unearned Revenue 3,000 It is a 6 month policy. No adjustments have been made.
300 Jack Fredrick, Capital 45,300
302 Jack Fredrick, Drawing 40,1003 The unearned revenue was prepaid by Roman Inc.
310 Retained Earnings 9,600 on Oct. 1st and covers 6 months of work.
400 Earned Revenue 104,000 No adjustments have been made.
500 Wages Expense 35,200
501 Utilities Expense 8,800
502 Supplies Expense 1,600
503 Rent Expense 24,200
504 Depreciation Expense
505 Insurance Expense
TDate Transaction Post. Ref. Debit Credit
Sample Debit account XXX
(indent) credit account XXX
*skip a line between transactions*
1-Dec Rent expense $2,050.00
Cash $2,050.00
2-Dec Acounts Payable-Jackson inc $1,425.00
Cash $1,425.00
3-Dec Cash $780.00
Acounts Reciveable-Reynolds $780.00
4-Dec Acounts Recieveable-Auto plus $1,640.00
Revenue earned $1,640.00
5-Dec Wage expense $1,600.00
Cash $1,600.00
8-Dec Utility expense $1,300.00
Cash $1,300.00
9-Dec Cash $550.00
Revenue earned $550.00
10-Dec Cash $790.00
Accounts recieveable -Auto Plus $790.00
11-Dec Drawings-Jack Fredrick $3,100.00
cash $3,100.00
12-Dec Wages expense $1,770.00
Wages payable $1,770.00
15-Dec Accounts recieveable-Reynolds co $11,500.00
Revenue earned $11,500.00
16-Dec Cash $6,250.00
Accounts recievable-Reynolds $6,250.00
22-Dec Wages payable $1,770.00
Cash $1,770.00
23-Dec Land $57,000.00
Notes payable $57,000.00
1 Depreciation expenses $1,000.00
Accumulated Depreciation $1,000.00
2 Insurance Expenses $1,200.00
Prepaid Insurance $1,200.00
3 Unearned Revenue $1,500.00
Revenue Earned $1,500.00
4 Supplies expense $570.00
Supplies $570.00
Total $95,795.00 $95,795.00
ACCOUNT NAME DEBIT CREDIT
100 Cash 39,725
110 A/R Reynolds Co 10,970
115 A/R Auto Plus 2,250
120 Supplies 330
130 Prepaid Insurance 1,200
140 Equipment 2,000
150 Land 57,000
200 A/P Jackson 1,775
210 Wages Payable 1,600
220*Unearned Revenue 1,500
300 Capital- Jack Fredrick 51,600
Notes Payable 57000
Total 113,475113,475

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