Date Transaction Details 30 Sep 2021 Received a capital payout of $100,000...

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30 Sep 2021
Received a capital payout of $100,000 from the partnership with which she used to work. She decided that she needed to invest
$20,000 in BHP shares as part of her personal share portfolio and deposit the rest of the payout into a separate business bank account.
01 Oct 2021
Entered into a rental agreement with the local business centre to lease a two connecting rooms from which to run the law practice. The rental is $1,200 per month in arrears. She paid a deposit (bond) of $2,000.
Purchased the following office equipment (total $25,000), office and waiting room furniture $15,000, a computer $6,000, and second hand photocopier $4,000. Total was paid in cash.
02 Oct 2021
Employed a legal secretary to act as her assistant and receptionist. Agreed on a fortnightly salary of $1,000, with the period of service beginning on 7 October 20X1.
05 Oct 2021
Ordered stationery supplies, such as paper, disks and files to be delivered on 7 October, and paid for by the October 31. Total cost was $1,500.
Paid $300 cash for advertising to promote the business.
07 Oct 2021
Received ordered goods. Began seeing clients.
12 Oct 2021
Government steps up attempts to get all sole Legal Practitioners to accept a $5,000 grant in return for agreeing to certain quality assurance measures and undertaking a certain level of voluntary legal aid. Jobeth sent a letter off for the information.
15 Oct 2021
Paid the telephone bill for $300 and the electricity bill of $100.
20 Oct 2021
Purchased birthday present for mother for $250
21 Oct 2021
Paid legal secretarys salary
28 Oct 2021
Sent two cheques - one to Simpsons Stationery Supplies to pay off the full amount owing and one to the landlords (local business centre).
31 Oct 2021
Her work performed for October was charged out as shown below. The two columns represent those clients who paid cash immediately and those who requested that their bills be put on one week's credit.
Cash
Credit
Total
7-13 Oct
$300
$1,450
$1,750
14-20 Oct
$400
$1,500
$1,900
21-27 Oct
$500
$700
$1,200
28-31 Oct
$200
$400
$600
Total
$1,400
$4,050
$5,450
31 Oct 2021
By the end of the month, Jobeth had received $1,000 from the clients who had received credit.
Required:
Using a worksheet, record the above transactions and prepare the financial statements for Jobeth Marshall at October 31,2021.
Office waiting room furniture is depreciated using the straight-line method. Estimated scrap value is $3,000 with a useful life of 4 years. The computer and photocopier are depreciated using the reducing balance method at 15% p.a. and 18% p.a. respectively.
Advise Jobeth on the results of her first month of business.

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