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Precision Plumbing Company, Inc. Post-Closing Trial Balance December 31, 20XX De

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Precision Plumbing Company, Inc.

Post-Closing Trial Balance

December 31, 20XX

Debit

Credit

Cash

$12,300

Accounts receivable

$10,700

Supplies

$1,800

Equipment

$25,800

Accumulated depreciation—Equipment

$12,300

Accounts payable

$3,300

Unearned service revenue

$4,600

Salary payable

$700

Note payable

$15,000

Schaubach, Capital

$9,000

Schaubach, Drawing

$36,000

Service revenue

$66,000

Depreciation expense

$5,500

Salary expense

$9,600

Utilities expense

$4,100

Insurance expense

$3,700

Supplies expense

$1,400

$110,900

$110,900

7. Precision Plumbing has $50,000 of 7% Bonds payable that mature in five years. The company issues these bonds at face value on January 1. Complete the issuance entry.

4. Determine Precision Plumbing’s debt to equity ratio (round to the nearest 10th). In addition, explain what this ratio indicates to a financial analyst.

Precision Plumbing Company, Inc.

Post-Closing Trial Balance

December 31, 20XX

Debit

Credit

Cash

$12,300

Accounts receivable

$10,700

Supplies

$1,800

Equipment

$25,800

Accumulated depreciation—Equipment

$12,300

Accounts payable

$3,300

Unearned service revenue

$4,600

Salary payable

$700

Note payable

$15,000

Schaubach, Capital

$9,000

Schaubach, Drawing

$36,000

Service revenue

$66,000

Depreciation expense

$5,500

Salary expense

$9,600

Utilities expense

$4,100

Insurance expense

$3,700

Supplies expense

$1,400

$110,900

$110,900

Explanation / Answer

Date Particulars Debit Credit January 1 Bank / Cash A/c Dr. $ 50,000 To 7% Bonds payable $ 50,000 ( Being 7% Bonds Issued)

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