College of St. Scholastica Department of Health Informatics and Information Management TRANSACTION ACCOUNTING ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS: Working independently and using the data and basic templates...

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College of St. Scholastica



Department of Health Informatics and Information Management





TRANSACTION ACCOUNTING ASSIGNMENT







INSTRUCTIONS:
Working independently and using the data and basic templates provided:




a. Prepare journal entries for above transactions. Note:the first two have been done for you.

b. Post journal entries to general ledger accounts (T-accounts)

c. Prepare a trial balance




The following transactions occurred in March, 20xx when Doctors Smith and Jones opened the Lake Superior Ambulatory Care Facility.




1. Each physician contributed $25,000 to the facility; thus beginning balance (BB) in Cash T-Account is $50,000 and in OE T-Account is 50,000




2. The first 2 months rent of $2000 was prepaid for their space (note: prepaid rent is an asset)




3. Inventory of supplies was purchased for $2500 on account with a local office supply vendor




4. They purchased equipment worth $5000, borrowing money from the bank via a short-term note




5. They collected $3,000 in
cash payments
from patients at the time of the visit




6. Patients were billed for $4,000 for services rendered. (note: revenue is earned when services are rendered)




7. While treating patients, $400 of supplies from inventory were used up. (note: when supplies are used they become expenses)




8. $2,500 was received in payment from patient who had been billed




9. The physicians paid $2500 plus $30 interest to the vendor from whom they had previously purchased inventory supplies




10. They paid other expenses of: utilities - $50 and Salaries/wages - $1600




11. The physicians recognized that one month’s prepaid rent had now been used up. (note: 1 month's prepaid rent now becomes an expense)





GENERAL JOURNAL

March 20xx














































































































































































































Debit



Credit




1. Cash




$25,000








Cash




$25,000








Owner’s Equity







$50,000




Physician investment in clinic



















2. Prepaid Rent




$2,000








Cash



$2,000




$2,000




Prepaid 2 months rent


















3. Inventory



$2,500






Accounts Payable






$2,500



Purchase of inventory items









4.Cash



$5,000






Bank Loan Payable






$5,000



Short term









5. Accounts Payable



$3,000






Cash






$5,000



Cash payments on AP









6.Accounts Receivable



$4,000


$2,500






Patient Services Revenue






$4,000


$2,500



Patients billed for services rendered









7.Operating Expenses









Salaries and wages



$1600






Utilities


Employee Insurance


Repairs


Other



$50






$400


$2530






8.



























9.




































10.





































11. Rent Expense




$1000








Prepaid Rent







$1000




One month rent expensed












GENERAL LEDGER


March 20xx





Asset T-Accounts

















































+ Cash -



+ Prepaid Rent -



+ Supply Inventory -




1. 50,000




2. 2,000




2. 2,000




11. 1000






















































EB:



EB:



EB:




































+ Equipment -



+ Accounts Receivable -





















EB:



EB:






Expense T-Accounts







































+ Supply -



+ Interest -



+ Utilities -






























EB:



EB:



EB:

































+ Salary & Wages -



+ Rent -










11. 1000


















EB:



EB:























Equity T-Accounts

Liability and Owner’s Equity Accounts



Liability Accounts




























- Accounts Payable +



- Bank Note Payable +



























EB:



EB:








Owner's Equity Account

























- Owner’s Equity +







1. 50,000









EB:







Revenue Accounts






















- Patient Services Revenue +















EB:






TRIAL BALANCE

Lake Superior Ambulatory Care Facility

March 31, 20xx




Note: Use Ending Balances of each type of account to create the trial balance















































































































Debit



Credit



Cash









Prepaid Rent




1000






Inventory









Equipment









Accounts Receivable


















Supply Expense









Interest Expense









Utilities Expense









Salary & Wage Expense









Rent Expense




1000















Accounts Payable









Bank Note Payable









Owner’s Equity







50,000












Patient Services Revenue



















TOTAL





__________________


A + E





_________________


L + OE + R






Assets +Expenses=Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenues




Answered 1 days AfterMay 16, 2021

Answer To: College of St. Scholastica Department of Health Informatics and Information Management TRANSACTION...

Khushboo answered on May 17 2021
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College of St. Scholastica
Department of Health Informatics and Information Management
TRANSACTION ACCOUNTING ASSIGNMENT
INSTRUCTIONS:   Work
ing independently and using the data and basic templates provided:
a. Prepare journal entries for above transactions.  Note: the first two have been done for you.
b. Post journal entries to general ledger accounts (T-accounts)
c. Prepare a trial balance
The following transactions occurred in March, 20xx when Doctors Smith and Jones opened the Lake Superior Ambulatory Care Facility.
1. Each physician contributed $25,000 to the facility; thus beginning balance (BB) in Cash T-Account is $50,000 and in OE T-Account is 50,000
2. The first 2 months rent of $2000 was prepaid for their space (note: prepaid rent is an asset)
3. Inventory of supplies was purchased for $2500 on account with a local office supply vendor
4. They purchased equipment worth $5000, borrowing money from the bank via a short-term note
5. They collected $3,000 in cash payments from patients at the time of the visit
6. Patients were billed for $4,000 for services rendered. (note: revenue is earned when services are rendered)
7. While treating patients, $400 of supplies from inventory were used up. (note: when supplies are used they become expenses)
8. $2,500 was received in payment from patient who had been billed
9. The physicians paid $2500 plus $30 interest to the vendor from whom they had...
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