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the last five journal entries on January 31 are based on the business using up those assets - prepaid rent prepaid advertising the utility bill



the last five journal entries on January 31 are based on the business using up those assets - prepaid rent prepaid advertising the utility bill that we know about, but that has not been paid depreciation for the furniture and fixtures depreciation for the hair equipment look over the journal entries and then post the amounts to each of the accounts get the balance in each account and enter that information onto the adjusted trial balance in the excel files to make sure your debits equal the credits then you can prepare the three financial statements in the excel file


GENERAL JOURNAL Page 1
Date Accounts
Debits Credits
Jan. 1 Cash
35,000

Capital Stock

25,000

Bank Loan Payable

10,000

To record stock issue and bank loan proceeds







Jan. 1 Furniture and Fixtures
12,000

Hair Equipment
4,800

Accounts Payable

16,800

To record purchase of furniture, fixtures, and equipment







Jan. 1 Prepaid Rent
2,000

Cash

2,000

To record lease prepayment







Jan. 5 Advertising Expense
175

Cash

175

To record expenses related to grand opening







Jan. 8 Cash
1,280

Revenues

1,280

To record customer payments







Jan. 9 Accounts Payable
16,800

Cash

16,800

To record payment of invoice, #865







Jan. 15 Cash
2,255

Revenues

2,255

To record customer payments







Jan. 15 Utilities Expense
25

Cash

25

To record phone bill payment







Jan. 15 Salary Expense
1,100

Cash

1,100

To record payment of salary







Jan. 20 Prepaid Advertising
2,250

Cash

2,250

To record payment of advertising program













GENERAL JOURNAL Page 2
Date Accounts
Debits Credits
Jan. 22 Cash
1,865

Revenues

1,865

To record customer payments







Jan. 31 Cash
1,735

Revenues

1,735

To record customer payments







Jan. 31 Dividends
500

Cash

500

To record dividend payment







Jan. 31 Salary Expense
1,100

Cash

1,100

To record payment of salary







Jan. 31 Interest Expense
100

Cash

100

To record interest expense







Jan. 31 Rent Expense
1,000

Prepaid Rent

1,000

To adjust Prepaid Rent account to reflect January activity







Jan. 31 Advertising Expense
750

Prepaid Advertising

750

To adjust prepaid advertising for January activity ($2,250/3 months)







Jan. 31 Utilities Expense
43

Accounts Payable

43

To record water bill for January usage







Jan. 31 Depreciation Expense: Furniture and Fixtures
100

Accum. Depreciation: Furniture and Fix.

100

To record depreciation of furniture and fixtures ($12,000 10 years ) X 1/12







Jan. 31 Depreciation Expense: Hair Equipment
200

Accum. Depreciation: Hair Equipment

200

To record depreciation of hair equipment ($4,800 2 years) X 1/12








Hairport Landing





Adjusted Trial Balance




January 2023













Account



Debits
Credits








Cash






Prepaid Rent





Prepaid Advertising





Furnitue and Fixtures





Accumulated Depreciation - Furniture and Fixtures


Hair Equipment





Accumulated Depreciation Hair Equipment



Accounts Payable





Bank Loan Payable





Capital Stock





Dividends






Revenues






Advertising Expense





Utilities Expense





Salary Expense





Rent Expense





Interest Expense





Depreciation Expense - Furniture and Fixtures


Depreciation Expense - Hair Equipment











Totals



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