Suggest an additional journal entry to other student stories

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Accounting cycle. Journal entries are the way we communicate the activities of a business. Think of a story, movie, sports event, etc. It can be real or fictional. Then journalize the major activities of the story. As an example:

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

Beginning

Housekeeping expense--Cinderella (E)

xxx

 

 

Unearned help--ugly step-sisters (L)

 

xxx

Cinderella does all the housework and Ugly step-sisters owe her more kindness

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

 

Transportation Expense--step sister/mother (E)

xxx

 

 

Unearned treatment--Cinderella (L)

 

xxx

Step-mother and step-sisters go to the Prince's ball, Won't let Cinderella go to the ball

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

 

Elegant Coach (A)

xxx

 

 

Horse Inventory (A)

xxx

 

 

Fancy Ball gown (A)

xxx

 

 

Pumpkin (A)

 

xxx

 

Mice Inventory (A)

 

xxx

 

Cinderella's raggedy dress (A)

 

xxx

Fairy Godmother shows up and turns pumpkin, mice and dress into Coach, horses and gown

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

 

Heart--Prince (A)

xxx

 

 

Revenue from falling in love (R)

 

xxx

Prince meets Cinderella at the ball, falls in love with her

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

The End

Life--Cinderella (A)

xxx

 

 

Gain from winning handsome prince (R)

 

xxx

Cinderella marries the prince, moves to Castle, and lives happily ever after

Posts should include 5 journal entries and should include at least one each of an asset, liability, revenue and expense account labeled using A, L, R and E. Don't worry about dates and amounts unless they are relevant to your story.

For your Discussion Board replies, suggest an additional journal entry to other student's stories. As an example,

Don't forget the step-sisters were losers:

Date

Accounts

Debit

Credit

 

Loss from being mean step-sisters (E)

xxx

 

 

Life-step-sisters (A)

 

xxx

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