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Trial balance exercise 1
The trial balance for Bootlegger Trader shows account balances as of December 31, 2014. Additional information provided adjustments to accounts for accrued revenue not yet received, unearned revenue received in advance, and prepaid rent expense. The adjusted trial balance is to be used to prepare an income statement and balance sheet showing the company's financial position at year end.
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Trial balance exercise 1
- 1. Trial Balance Exercise1 James Darmody is the owner of Bootlegger Trader, a business that sells alcoholic beverages. The following is his business’ trial balance at 31st December 2014: Trial Balance for the 12 months ended on 31st December 2014 Accounts Mortgage loan Sales Carriage inwards Bad Debt Capital Inventory Drawings Office expense Debtors Utility expense Office Building Cost of Goods Sold Sales wages Sales return Creditor Advertising expense Cash Office equipment Interest expense Prepaid rent revenue Accrued Interest Revenue $ 1100 900 6950 2400 3000 4760 560 59200 44650 6460 1030 2900 16600 1750 800 $ 20050 64000 55800 8400 1810 3000 Additional information occuring on 31st December 1) The business earned service revenue $1800 but has not received it. 2) It also received $4000 of consultation revenue, although it has not provided any services so far. 3) It has earned $500 of rent (per month) for the last 6 months. 4) It received $800 of the interest revenue owed from a borrower. Requirements 1) Adjust the trial balance based on the additional information. 2) Prepare a P&L statement and Balance Sheet based on the adjusted trial balance.