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Individual assignment ACC101, Assignments of Accounting

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FPT UNIVERSITY - CAN THO CAMPUS
INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT
COURSE: FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUTING PRINCIPLES - ACC101
TOPIC: Accounting Cycle of John Sprouts Boutique
CLASS: IB1805
Instructors: Phạm Thái Bảo
Student: Huỳnh Thái Khang – CS180719
Can Tho, October 2024
Table of contents
I. General introduction about John Sprouts Boutique ............................................. 3
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FPT UNIVERSITY - CAN THO CAMPUS

INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT

COURSE: FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUTING PRINCIPLES - ACC

TOPIC: Accounting Cycle of John Sprouts Boutique

CLASS: IB

Instructors: Phạm Thái Bảo

Student: Huỳnh Thái Khang – CS

Can Tho, October 2024

Table of contents

I. General introduction about John Sprouts Boutique ............................................. 3

  1. January on 4 Renting an office space for the business with a monthly contract for $1,500.
  2. January on 6 The company collected $8,000 in earned from service.
  3. January on 8 The company bought an additional $500 bakery supplies on credit payment.
  4. January on 9 The company buys the packaging and logo for $9,000 cash.
  5. January on 11 the company Paying online advertising expenses for $700. 8.January on 13 The company paid $450 cash for minor repairs to the company's computer.
  6. January on 15 The company opened with a 30 percent discount for the first week of earnings $50,000.
  7. January on 16 Receiving payment from service customer in advanced for the combo party cake and drinks amounting to $6,500.
  8. January on 19 supplies bakery reference books for the baker staff for cash $800.
  9. January on 20 Withdrawing personal funds from the business account for personal expenses amounting to $2,
  10. January on 22 John bakery incurred an expense of $ 3 0,000 cash for insurance premiums, covering a period of 12 months.
  11. January on 24 the company paying the salary of employees for two weeks’ amounting to $3,000.
  12. January on 25 the company paid $500 cash for this month's telephone bill
  13. January on 26 the company collected $3.500 cash for commissions earned.
  14. January on 27 the company paying for professional development courses for the staff totaling $800 cash.
  15. January on 28 The company received $20,000 cash revenue immediately after conducting the baking course.
  1. January on 29 The company paid $4,500 cash for event decorations.
  2. January on 30 Johns drew $5,000 cash from the business for individual purposes.
  3. January on 31 A physical count revealed that the John only had $300 in bakery supplies at the end of January month
  4. January on 31 this month's depreciation on the bakery equipment is $2,500 of January 31st. 2. Transaction analysis No Date (January)

ASSET

LIABILITY EQUITY

1st

3 rd

3 4th - 1,500 = - 1, 4 6 th +8,000 = +8, 5 8 th +500 = + 6 9 th - 9,000 = - 9, 7 11 th - 700 = - 700 8 13 th - 450 = - 450 9 15 th

10 16 th +6,500 = +6,

John’s, Capital 140, Invested by John 2 3rd Bakery Supplies 2, Cash 2, purchase of bakery supplies for cash 3 4th Rent Expense 1, Cash 1, To record payment for office rent. 4 6 th Cash 8, Service Revenue 8, cash collected from services rendered. 5 8 th Bakery Supplies 500 Account Payable 500 purchase of office supplies for cash 6 9 th Packaging and Logo Expense 9, Cash 9, purchase of packaging and logo. 7 11 th Advertising Expense 700 Cash 700 record payment for online advertising. 8 13 th Repairs Expense 450 Cash 450

payment for computer repairs 9 15 th Prepaid Insurance 15, Paid 12 months’ premium in advance. Cash 15, 10 16 th Cash 6, Unearned Service Revenue 6, payment received from service customer. 11 19 th Bakery Supplies 800 Cash 800 purchase of bakery reference books for cash. 12 20 th John's Withdrawals 2, Cash 2, Withdrawal by John's 13 22nd Prepaid Insurance 2, Payment for insurance premiums $30,000/12months= 2,500/month Cash 2, 14 24th Salaries Expense 3, Cash 3, Payment of employee salaries 15 25th Telephone Expense 500

Prepaid Insurance

Date Dr Cr 15 th 15, 22nd 2,500 2, Balance 17 , Bakery Equipment Date Dr Cr 1st 50, Balance 50, Accumulated Depreciation – Bakery Equipment Date Dr Cr 31st 2, Balance 2, Bakery Supplies Date Dr Cr 3rd 2, 8 th 500 19 th 800 31 st^ 3,

Service Revenue Date Dr Cr 6 th 8, 28 th 20, 31st 28, Balance 0 Commissions Earned Date Dr Cr 26 th 3, 31st 3, Balance 0 Rent Expense Date Dr Cr 4th 1, 31st 1, Balance 0 Packaging and Logo Expense Date Dr Cr 9th 9, 31st 9,

Balance 0 Advertising Expense Date Dr Cr 11th 700 31st 700 Balance 0 Repairs Expense Date Dr Cr 13th 450 450 Balance 0 Salaries Expense Date Dr Cr 24th 3, 31st 3, Balance 0 Telephone Expense Date Dr Cr 25th 500 500 Balance 0

Income Sumary

5. Unadjusted Trial Balance

612 Depreciation Expense—Bakery Equipment 0 617 Rent Expense 1, 627 Packaging and Logo Expense 9, 632 Advertising Expense 700 648 Repairs Expense 450 650 Bakery Supplies Expense 0 666 Salaries Expense 3, 671 Telephone Expense 500 675 Professional development courses expense 800 679 Event Decorations Expense 4,500 ____ Totals 178 ,500 178,

6. Adjusting entries John’s Sprouts Boutique Adjusted Entries January 31th Date (Janua ry) Account Deb it Cre dit 31st Bakery Supplies Expenses………………. 650

Bakery Supplies………. 130

Record supplies used during the month

617 Rent Expense 1, 627 Packaging and Logo Expense 9, 632 Advertising Expense 700 648 Repairs Expense 450 650 Supplies Expense 3, 666 Salaries Expense 3, 671 Telephone Expense 500 675 Professional development courses expense 800 679 Event Decorations Expense 4,500 ____ Totals $181, 000 $181, 000

8. Income Statement John’s Sprouts Boutique Income Statement For year ended January 31 Revenues Service Revenue 2 8, Commissions Earned 3, Expenses Depreciation Expense—Bakery Equipment 2, Rent Expense 1, Packaging and Logo Expense 9,

9. Statement of Owner’s Equity

John’s Sprouts Boutique

10. Balance Sheet

  • II. Contents
  • 1.Transactions description
    1. Transaction analysis
    1. General journal
    1. General Ledger
    1. Unadjusted Trial Balance
    1. Adjusting entries
    1. Adjusted Trial Balance
    1. Income Statement
    1. Statement of Owner’s Equity
    1. Balance Sheet
    1. Closing entries.
    1. Post-closing trial balance
  • III. CONCLUSION
  • IV. References
  • 1st 90,
  • 3rd 2,
  • 4th 1,
  • 6 th 8,
  • 9 th 9,
  • 11 th
  • 13 th
  • 15 th 15,
  • 16 th 6,
  • 19 th
  • 20 th 2,
  • 22nd 2,
  • 24 th 3,
  • 25 th
  • 26 th 3,
  • 27 th
  • 28 th 20,
  • 29 th 4,
  • 30 th 5,
  • Balance 79,
  • 31st 31,
  • 31st 25,
  • 31st 5,
  • Balance
  • Unadjusted Trial Balance January John’s Sprouts Boutique
  • 101 Cash 79, No. Account tittle Debit Credit
  • 130 Bakery Supplies 3,
  • 137 Prepaid Insurance 17 ,
  • 142 Bakery Equipment 50,
  • 151 Accumulated Depreciation—Bakery Equipment
  • 219 Accounts Payable
  • 220 Unearned Service Revenue 6,
  • 301 John, Capital 140,
  • 307 John, Withdrawals 7,
  • 402 Service Revenue 28,
  • 410 Commissions Earned 3,
  • Advertising Expense
  • Repairs Expense
  • Supplies Expense 3,
  • Salaries Expense 3,
  • Telephone Expense
  • Professional development courses expense
  • Event Decorations Expense 4,
  • Total Expenses 25,
  • Net Income $5,
  • For year ended January Statement of Owner’s Equity
  • John's, Capital, January. 1 $
  • Add: Owner Investment $140,
  • Net Income 5,
  • 14 5,
  • Less: Withdrawals by owner 7,
  • John’s, Capital, January.31 $ 13 8,