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Travel Trailers is a business owned by Charles Fowler. The business earns its income from the servicing of recreational vehicles. Accounting policies and procedures of

Travel Trailers is a business owned by Charles Fowler. The business earns its income from the servicing of recreational vehicles. Accounting policies and procedures of the business are as followings:
Travel Trailers applies the rules of HST at a rate of 13%.
Fiscal year end June 30th, 2020.
Chart of accounts for Travel Trailers and Trial Balance at May 31, 2020 is as follows:

Chart of Accounts
Bank 101
Sales 405
Accounts Receivable - B. Fraser 110
Bank Charges and Delivery Expense 515
Accounts Receivable - W. Hoyle 111
Delivery Expense 520
Accounts Receivable - A. Newman 112
Depreciation - Equipment 522
Supplies 120
Depreciation - Truck 523
Prepaid Insurance 125
Insurance Expense 525
Equipment 130
Utilities Expense 530
Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment 131
Misc. Expense 535
Truck 140
Rent Expense 540
Accumulated Depreciation - Truck 141
Supplies Expense 545
Accounts Payable - Double G Industries 201
Telephone Expense 550
Accounts Payable - Maynards Delivery 202
Wages Expense 555
Accounts Payable - National Hardware 203


Bank Loan 205
Income Summary 598
HST Payable 212


HST Recoverable 215


C. Fowler, Capital 305


C. Fowler, Drawings 310

Travel Trailers

Trial Balance

May 31, 2020

Accounts

Acc. No.

Debits

Credits

1

Bank

101

21,751.75

1

2

Accounts Receivable - B. Fraser

110

402.50

2

3

Accounts Receivable - W. Hoyle

111

86.25

3

4

Accounts Receivable - A. Newman

112

287.50

4

5

Supplies

120

1,151.00

5

6

Prepaid Insurance

125

2,650.00

6

7

Equipment

130

34,472.00

7

8

Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment

131

6,000.00

8

9

Truck

140

38,000.00

9

10

Accumulated Depreciation - Truck

141

16,000.00

10

11

Accounts Payable - Double-G Industries

201

11,315.25

11

12

Accounts Payable - Maynards Delivery

202

0.00

12

13

Accounts Payable - National Hardware

203

2,982.09

13

14

Bank Loan

205

80,000.00

14

15

HST Payable

212

8,865.02

15

16

HST Recoverable

215

2,629.28

16

17

C. Fowler, Capital

305

17

18

C. Fowler, Drawings

310

22,000.00

18

19

Sales

405

340,962.32

19

20

Bank Charges and Delivery Expense

515

3,216.50

20

21

Delivery Expense

520

5,650.20

21

22

Utilities Expense

530

6,350.40

22

23

Misc. Expense

535

994.58

23

24

Rent Expense

540

21,250.00

24

25

Telephone Expense

550

2,376.20

25

26

Wages Expense

555

91,447.22

26

Questions:

Part A: Balance the Trial Balance for May 31, 2020?

Part B: Journalize the following transactions for June 2020 in the General Journal starting at Page 52?

June Transactions:

1 Sales Invoice

No. 636, to A. Newman for repairs to trailer, $590.00 plus HST

3 Cheque Copy

No. 755, to General Real Estate, for the rent for June $4250.00

4 Sales Invoice

No. 637, to W. Hoyle, for cleaning service to trailer, $900.00 plus HST

4 Cheque Copy

No. 756, to Double-G Industries for payment on account, $5000.00

5 Purchase Invoice

From National Hardware No. 40, for supplies, $236.00 plus HST

7 Cash Receipts Slip

From W. Hoyle, for partial payment of account, $86.25

8 Cash Sales Receipt

From Frank Dunn, No. 7042, for trailer repairs $6520 plus HST

9 Bank Debit Advice

From Central Bank, for interest on bank loan for May, $400

10 Cheque Copy

No. 757, to C. Fowler, for personal use, $2000.00

10 Cheque Copy

No. 758, to pay wages for the week, $4357.00

12 Purchase Invoice

From Double- G Industries, Inv No. 899 for supplies, $2650 plus HST. $500 was paid in cash at the time of purchase as a deposit and remainder to be paid within 30 days.

15 Cheque Copies

No. 759, to pay postage charges, $55 plus HST

No. 760, to Rogers to pay telephone bill immediately, $256.00 plus HST

18 Utilities Bill

For April hydro usage, to be paid in 30 days, $426 plus HST

20 Cash Receipts Slip

From A. Newman for partial payment of account, $200.00

25 Bank Debit Advice

From Central Bank, for monthly service charges $65.00

28 Credit Invoice Received

Double-G Industries, No. 600 for an amount charged twice on Inv No. 899 in error. Credit is for $15 plus HST.

30 Memorandum

From C. Fowler, took supplies from the business for personal use. The cost of the supplies was determined to be $35 plus HST.

Journal Layout:

Page -
DateParticularsPRDebitCredit

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