Continuing Problem Chapter 2-Instructio n#2: Account Post. Ref. Debit Credit
Continuing Problem Chapter 2-Instructio n#2: Account Post. Ref. Debit Credit
Continuing Problem Chapter 2-Instructio n#2: Account Post. Ref. Debit Credit
Continuing
Problem
Chapter 2-
Instructio
n #2
The
following
transactions
were
completed
by PS Music
during July,
the second
month of
the
business's
operations:
Analyze and
journalize
each
transaction
in the two-
column
journal
below.
Include
Posting
References,
using the
account
numbers in
your
spreadsheet
.
If an
amount box
does not
require an
entry, leave
it blank.
July
1: Peyton
Smith made
an
additional
investment
in PS Music
by
depositing
$5,000 in
PS Music's
checking
account.
July
1: Instead
of
continuing
to share
office space
with a local
real estate
agency,
Peyton
decided to
rent office
space near
a local
music store.
Paid rent for
July,
$1,750.
Office Rent
Expense
Cash
July 1: Paid
a premium
of $2,700
for a
comprehens
ive
insurance
policy
covering
liability,
theft, and
fire. The
policy
covers a
one-year
period.
signed a
contract
with a local
radio
station,
KXMD, to
provide
guest spots
for the next
three
months.
The
contract
requires PS
Music to
provide a
guest disc
jockey for
80 hours
per month
for a
monthly fee
of $3,600.
Any
additional
hours
beyond 80
will be billed
to KXMD at
$40 per
hour. In
accordance
with the
contract,
Peyton
received
$7,200 from
KXMD as an
July 4: Paid
an attorney
$900 for
reviewing
the July 3
contract
with KXMD.
(Record as
Miscellaneo
us
Expense.)
July
5: Purchase
d office
equipment
on account
from Office
Mart,
$7,500.
Accounts Payable
July 8: Paid
for a
newspaper
advertiseme
nt, $200.
July
11: Receive
d $1,000 for
serving as a
disc jockey
for a party.
July
13: Paid
$700 to a
local audio
electronics
store for
rental of
digital
recording
equipment.
July
14: Paid
wages of
$1,200 to
receptionist
and part-
time
assistant.
July
18: Purchas
ed supplies
on account,
$850.
July
21: Paid
$620 to
Upload
Music for
use of its
current
music
demos in
making
various
music sets.
July
23: Served
as disc
jockey for a
party for
$2,500.
Received
$750, with
the
remainder
due August
4, 2019.
Fees
Earned
July
27: Paid
electric bill,
$915.
July
29: Paid
miscellaneo
us
expenses,
$540.
July
30: Served
as a disc
jockey for a
charity ball
for $1,500.
Received
$500, with
the
remainder
due on
August 9,
2019.
Fees
Earned
July
31: Receive
d $3,000 for
serving as a
disc jockey
for a party.
July
31: Paid
$1,400
royalties
(music
expense) to
National
Music
Clearing for
use of
various
artists'
music
during July.
July
31: Withdre
w $1,250
cash from
PS Music for
personal
use.