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Record these transactions of the XYZ Corporation company by recording the debit and credit entries directly...

Record these transactions of the XYZ Corporation company by recording the debit and credit entries directly in the T-accounts. Use the date for each transaction to identify the entries, placing the date in the left-hand cell and the amount in the right-hand cell on the appropriate side of the T-account. Then determine the balance of each account using the starting balances as shown, and write 'Balance' (or 'Bal') next to it, in the left-hand cell on the appropriate side.

  1. August 2 : Tracy Regis (a shareholder), received share capital in XYZ Corporation, after investing $60,000 cash into the business.
  2. August 4 : XYZ Corporation bought $4,500 of equipment, using $1,000 cash and $3,500 on account.
  3. August 5 : Furniture was rented by a customer for $800 on credit.
  4. August 8 : XYZ Corporation received a bill today for this month's water utilities; $450. It will be paid within 30 days.
  5. August 11 : XYZ Corporation received $600 towards payment for the services provided in transaction (c).
  6. August 12 : XYZ Corporation purchased new equipment by paying $3,500 cash.
  7. August 15 : XYZ Corporation paid $350 for this month's electrical utilities bill received today.
  8. August 18 : A client rented equipment for $900 cash.
  9. August 21 : XYZ Corporation paid $400 towards the bill from transaction (d).
  10. August 24 : XYZ Corporation returned to the supplier $500 of equipment discovered to be defective. It was originally purchased on account in transaction (b)

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Cash
Debit Credit
Aug-02 Shareholders Equity 60000 Aug-04 Equipment 1000
Aug-11 Accounts Receivable 600 Aug-12 Equipment 3500
Aug-18 Service income 900 Aug-15 Electricity Exp 350
Aug-21 Water Bill Payable 400
61500 5250
Balance 56250
Accounts Payable
Debit Credit
Aug-24 Equipment( Purchase return) 500 Aug-04 Equipment 3500
500 3500
Balance 3000
Water Bill Payable
Debit Credit
Aug-21 Cash 400 Aug-08 Water Exp 450
400 450
Balance 50
Share Holders Equity
Debit Credit
Aug-02 Cash 60000
60000
Balance 60000
Service Income
Debit Credit
Aug-05 Accounts Receivable 800
Aug-18 Cash 900
1700
Balance 1700
Accounts Receivable
Debit Credit
Aug-05 Service Income 800 Aug-11 Cash 600
800 600
Balance 200
Equipment ( Purchase)
Debit Credit
Aug-04 Cash 1000
Aug-04 Accounts Payable 3500
Aug-12 Cash 3500
8000
Balance 8000
Water Exp
Debit Credit
Aug-08 Water Bill payable 450
450
Balance 450
Electricity Exp
Debit Credit
Aug-15 Cash 350
350
Balance 350
Equipment (Purchase return)
Aug-21 Accounts payable 500
500
Balance 500

If the company not taken aspurchase return .last transction to be deduct from equipment A/c


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