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The following is the Trial Balance asatDecember1,2020forBen'sBarberShop. Bank Debit 2000 Credit AccountsReceivable 220 Supplies 1300 FurnitureandFixtures AccountsPayable 12100 300 BankLoan

The following is the Trial Balance as at December1, 2020 for Ben's Barber Shop.

 

 

Bank

Debit

2 000

Credit

Accounts Receivable

220 

Supplies

1 300 

Furniture and Fixtures

Accounts Payable

12 100

 

300

Bank Loan

 7 000

Ben Capital

 8 320

 

The Chart of Accounts isas follows:

15 62015 620

 

100

Bank

230

Bank Loan

110

Accounts Receivable (all)

300

Ben Capital

112

Supplies

301

Ben Drawings

130

Furniture and Fixtures

400

Fees Earned

210

Accounts Payable (all)

501

Utilities Expense

221

HST Payable

502

Bank Charges

222

HST Recoverable

503

Rent Expense

 

 

  1. Record the following transactions in the general journal. HST is calculated at 13%.

 

  1. Post the transactions in the generaljournal to the T-account general ledger.

 

  1. Prepare the Trial Balance

 

  1. Prepare the Income Statement

 

  1. Prepare a new Balance Sheet as at Dec 31 2020

 

Transactions for  December 

  1. Cheque #30, paid monthly rent of $1000 plus HST
  2. Purchase Invoice #108, bought hair salon supplieson account from Johnson's for $300 plusHST
  3. Cash sales slipsfor the day, $500 plus HST
  4. Sales Invoice #60, M. Swat, $40 plus HST
  5.  Bank Debit Memo from the bank for servicecharges of $50
  6. Cheque #31, paid Sam Beauty Supplies $100 onaccount
  7. Cash Receipt #20, received $50 on accountfrom F. Banzo
  8. $400 monthly automatic payment on the bank loan is transferred from the bank account
  9. Cash sales slipsfor the day, $600 plus HST
  10. The owner withdrew $200 worth of the business furniture and took it home for his personal use
  11. Purchase Invoice #100 from Union Energy for natural gas $200 plus HST
  12. Owner deposited $1400 in business bank account from personal funds (additional investment in the business)



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