Martin Berk began an accounting firm called Berk’s Accounting on May 1 of the current

Martin Berk began an accounting firm called Berk’s Accounting on May 1 of the current

Martin Berk began an accounting firm called Berk’s Accounting on May 1 of the current year. Record the following May transactions by making the appropriate entries in the general journal. Next, prepare a trial balance as of May 31.

Part A

Martin invested $20,000 cash and a computer valued at $2,000.

Part B

Purchased $6,000 of office furniture from a supplier on credit.

Part C

Completed accounting work for a client and received $2,000 cash in full payment.

Part D

Paid the supplier of the office furniture 50% of the balance owing.

Part E

Completed $3,000 of accounting work for a client on credit.

Part F

Martin withdrew $3,500 cash from the business for personal use.

Part G

Received $2,000 cash as partial payment for the accounting work completed for the client in E.

Part H

Paid $1,200 cash for the secretary’s salary.

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