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Identify transactions
Date Transaction
Depreciation:
- My laptop: (20.000.000-2.000.000)/(3 year x 12 month)= 500.000/month
- My phone: (12.000.000-0)/(4 year x 12 month)= 250.000/month
- My motorbike: (16.000.000-4.000.000)/(4 year x 12 month)=250.000/month
General Journal
Ledger
Cash
Debit Credit
32.000 October 1
30.000 October 1
27.000 October 1
148.785 October 1
46.350 October 1
1.000.000 October 3
26.000 October 4
400.000 October 7
150.000 October 9
100.000 October 13
200.000 October 15
550.000 October 18
127.000 October 20
87.000 October 20
50.000 October 20
106.060 October 20
94.770 October 20
19.000 October 20
80.000 October 21
26.000 October 21
55.000 October 21
171.000 October 21
273.400 October 21
79.900 October 21
189.600 October 21
122.000 October 22
14.000 October 22
184.000 October 22
8.400 October 22
39.890 October 22
24.000 October 22
31.400 October 22
300.000 October 24
500.000 October 26
100.000 October 27
400.000 October 28
400.000 October 30
Balance: 1.369.100
Account receivable
Debit Credit
Balance: 0
Account payable
Debit Credit
Balance: 0
Family contributions
Debit Credit
5.000.000 October 1
Balance: 5.000.000
Personal income
Debit Credit
2.000.000 October 31
Balance: 2.000.000
October 1 61.800
October 1 24.545
October 1 20.000
October 1 30.000
October 1 27.000
October 1 148.785
October 1 46.350
October 4 26.000
October 20 127.000
October 20 87.000
October 20 50.000
October 20 106.060
October 20 94.770
October 20 19.000
October 21 26.000
October 21 55.000
October 21 171.000
October 21 273.400
October 21 79.900
October 21 189.600
October 22 122.000
October 22 8.400
October 22 39.890
October 22 31.400
Balance: 1.864.900
October 1 32.000
October 1 32.000
October 3 1.000.000
October 7 400.000
October 21 80.000
October 22 14.000
October 22 184.000
October 22 24.000
October 27 100.000
October 28 400.000
October 30 400.000
Balance: 2.666.000
Entertainment expense
Debit Credit
October 9 150.000
October 18 550.000
Balance: 700.000
Miscellaneous expense
Debit Credit
October 13 100.000
Balance: 100.000
Healthcare expense
Debit Credit
October 24 300.000
Balance: 300.000
Depreciation expense-Laptop
Debit Credit
October 31 500.000
Balance: 500.000
Depreciation expense-Phone
Debit Credit
October 31 250.000
Balance: 250.000
October 31 250.000
Balance: 250.000
2. Prepare the trial balance, the adjusted trial balance, the income
statement, and the statement of cash flows.
Trial Balance
Trial Balance
Cash 1.369.100
Account receivable 0
Account payable 0
Account receivable 0 0
Account payable 0 0
Cash 1.369.100
Account 0
receivable
Accumulated 500.000
depreciation -
Laptop
Accumulated 250.000
depreciation -
Phone
Accumulated 250.000
depreciation -
Motor bike
Account payable 0
Family 5.000.000
contributions
Entertainment 700.000
expense
Miscellaneous 100.000
expense
Healthcare 300.000
expense
Depreciation 500.000
expense-Laptop
Depreciation 250.000
expense-Phone
Depreciation 250.000
expense-Motorbi
ke
369.100 369.100
Income statement
Revenues
Expenses
Closing entries
Date Description Debit Credit
3. Shelf comments about your budget plan and how to improve next
month (at least 500 words).
Today, personal financial management skills are an important skill that everyone needs,
especially young people. Personal financial management skills can help people manage
their own financial funds well, helping us to be able to pay necessary expenses and not fall
into financial distress in difficult situations. Realizing the importance of budgeting, after each
month, I have the habit of looking back at my financial change per month to evaluate and
improve myself for the next month.
From the first day of the month, I have had an amount of 5,000,000 from my parents
contributions. In the first half month, I spent a lot on food and drink expenses as well as
personal shopping expenses. In the second half of the month, I also spent the most on one
type of expense: food and drink expenses and personal shopping expenses. I realize this will
be a big disadvantage if I continue to prolong this disadvantage. I spent a lot on food and
drinks during the month, specifically 1,864,900 and in the last month I did not use up 100%
of the food I bought, leading to the quality of the food going down as well as wasting money.
From next month, I will carefully consider buying food and drinks so that I can use them up
with the best quality and avoid wasting money by buying too much food. Regarding personal
shopping expenses, this is the largest expense of the month with 2,666,000. In addition to
the necessary items for daily living, I am spending a lot of money on my own clothes and
accessories. I realize this is a waste, so to balance this spending next month, I will not spend
more money on clothes or fashion accessories. An unfortunate incident happened to my
motorbike that cost me 100,000 to repair it. I will try to use my motorbike as carefully as
possible so that next month I will not spend more money on repairing it. One thing I was very
disappointed about was that I got sick and had to spend 300,000 on medicine. Surely next
time I will take good care of my health by eating and living healthily so I don't have to spend
money on medicine like this month. To reward myself for being a good student last semester,
I spent 700,000 on a movie ticket with my friends and a ticket to my favorite concert. I feel
satisfied with this expenditure because it helps me be motivated to try harder in the future.
Next month, I will try to increase my income by finding a new job, so I can pay for my own
personal purchases, and help my parents by receiving less contributions in the new month.
Next month, I will try to increase my income to help my parents as well as manage
expenses well. This will help me stay confident in my financial abilities as well as practice
self-discipline. I hope that not only me but also my friends in particular and other young
people in general can practice this habit to make ourselves better day by day.