X Vet Clinic engaged in several economic transactions in January 2021, including Charles Xavier investing $30,000 in cash to start the business, agreeing to provide $6,000 in veterinary services to Q Horse Stables over the year, prepaying $600 for two months of rent, purchasing $400 of medical supplies in cash, buying $4,000 of equipment with 25% down and the rest on credit, delivering a calf on credit for $350, making a $500 payment on the equipment, and paying a $140 utility bill.
X Vet Clinic engaged in several economic transactions in January 2021, including Charles Xavier investing $30,000 in cash to start the business, agreeing to provide $6,000 in veterinary services to Q Horse Stables over the year, prepaying $600 for two months of rent, purchasing $400 of medical supplies in cash, buying $4,000 of equipment with 25% down and the rest on credit, delivering a calf on credit for $350, making a $500 payment on the equipment, and paying a $140 utility bill.
X Vet Clinic engaged in several economic transactions in January 2021, including Charles Xavier investing $30,000 in cash to start the business, agreeing to provide $6,000 in veterinary services to Q Horse Stables over the year, prepaying $600 for two months of rent, purchasing $400 of medical supplies in cash, buying $4,000 of equipment with 25% down and the rest on credit, delivering a calf on credit for $350, making a $500 payment on the equipment, and paying a $140 utility bill.
1. Journalize and prepare t-accounts for the transactions below.
2. Post the transactions to the following T accounts: Cash, Accounts Receivable, Medical Supplies, Prepaid Rent, Equipment, Accounts Payable, C. Xavier, Capital; Veterinary Fees Earned, and Utilities Expense. 3. Place your answers on an excel file. X Vet Clinic engaged in the following economic events during January 2021:
January 1 Charles Xavier invested $30,000 in cash to form X Vet Clinic.
January 2 Made an agreement to provide $6,000 in services over the next year to Q Horse Stables. January 3 Paid $600 in advance for a 2 months’ rent of an office. January 9 Purchased medical supplies for $400 in cash. January 12 Purchased $4,000 of equipment on credit; made 25 percent down payment. January 15 Delivered a calf for a fee of $350 on credit. January 18 Made a payment of $500 on the equipment purchased on January 12. January 27 Paid a utility bill of $140.