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Wanna Be Rich Trading, owned by Richie Richer, sells casual wear for both men and women

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Wanna Be Rich Trading, owned by Richie Richer, sells casual wear for both men and women. He
ended trading on December 31, 2021 with the following assets and liabilities:
 

Bank Loan (repayable in 2025) $200,000
 

Office Furniture $500,000
 

Bank $300,000
 

Shop Equipment $100,000
During the month of January 2022, the following transactions occurred:
 

Jan 1 Rented premises for $50,000 per month. Wanna Be Rich Trading paid

$150,000 for the first quarter to March 31, 2022 by cheque.
 

Jan 2 Purchased inventory work $80,000 on credit from Already Rich Ltd.
 

 

Jan 2 Sold a quarter of the inventory for $40,000 cash, funds lodged immediately
 

Jan 7 Paid cheque to Already Rich Ltd for half the goods purchased on Jan. 2.
 

Jan 8 Paid insurance for Jan $7,500 by cheque
 

Jan 14 Sold the remaining inventory for credit as follows:
Rochelle Dealer $30 000
 

Samantha McGregor $25,000
 

Percival Kingdom $25,000
 

Janet Justice $80,000

 

 

Jan 16 Purchased goods on credit from All Traders Co. $160,000
 

Jan 17 Sold good for cash $75,000
 

Jan 18 Purchased computer equipment for $30,0000 by cash
 

Jan 21 Sold half the inventory for $100,000 cash, funds lodged immediately
 

Jan 25 Rich Richer withdraws $10,000 from the bank for use in the business.
 

Jan 31 Purchased office supplies costing $3,500, cash.
 

Jan 31 Paid shop assistant wages $25,000 by cheque
 

Jan 31 Paid electricity bill for Richie Richer's mother in cash $15,000


Questions
task 1

 1 Journalize the opening balances for Richie Richer on January 1, 2022 and
calculate the figure for capital

task 2

Journalize the above transactions in the general ledger (no narrations required)
for the month of January 2022
task 3

Post the transactions to the ledger accounts
task 4

Extract a trial balance at January 31, 2022

 

please make sure to include purchase accounts in task 3 and 4

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