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Oct.  1 Aster Turane invested $49,000 cash, a $18,000 computer system, and $17,000 of office equipment in...

Oct.  1 Aster Turane invested $49,000 cash, a $18,000 computer system, and
$17,000 of office equipment in the business.
2 Paid six months of rent in advance; $9,000.
3 Purchased computer supplies on credit for $1,975 from Triple-One Supplies.
5 Paid $24,000 cash for one year's premium on a property and liability insurance
policy.
6 Billed Norton Electric $11,300 for installing a new computer system.
8 Paid for the computer supplies purchased from Triple-One Supplies.
10 Hired Donald Gee as a part-time assistant for $345 per day, as needed.
12 Billed Norton Electric another $1,850 for computer services rendered.
15 Received $1,650 from Norton Electric on its account.
17 Paid $400 to repair equipment damaged when moving into the
new office.
20 Paid $2,400 for an advertisement in the local newspaper.
22 Received the balance owing from Norton Electric on its account.
28 Billed Whistler Resort $6,400 for services.
31 Paid Donald Gee for nine days' work.
31 Aster Turane withdrew $1,200 cash from the business for personal use.

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Journal Entries are as follows:

Date Account and Explanation Debit($) Credit($)
Oct. 1 Cash         49,000
Computer System        18,000
Office Equipment        17,000
          Capital    84,000
(Recorded the cash, Computer System and Office Equipment)
Oct. 2 Advance Rent          9,000
           Cash         9,000
(Recorded the prepaid rent )
Oct.3 Computer Supplies      1,975
       Account Payable         1,975
(Recorded the Computer Supplies)
Oct.5 Premium on Property      24,000
              Cash       24,000
(Recorded the payment of premium on a property)
Oct.6 Account Receivable        11,300
         Service Revenue       11,300
(Recorded the the Service Revenue billed)
Oct.8    Account Payable          1,975
           Cash         1,975
(Recorded the payment of the account payable)
Oct.10 No Entry
Oct.12 Account Receivable          1,850
       Service Revenue       1,850
(Recorded the Service Revenue billed)
Oct.15 Cash           1,650
          Account Receivable      1,650
(Recorded the cash from the Account Receivable)
Oct.17 Repairs            400
         Cash          400
(Recorded the payment of the repair equipment)
Oct.20 Advertisement      2,400
           Cash       2,400
(Recorded the payment of the advertisement)
Oct.22 Cash ($1850 - $1650)          200
     Account Receivable        200
(Recorded the balance received from the Account Receivable)
Oct.28 Account Receivable      6,400
           Service Revenue       6,400
(Recorded the service revenue)
Oct.31 Wages Expenses ($345 * 9)       3,105
           Cash      3,105
(Recorded the wages expenses)
Oct.31 Drawing         1,200
          Cash 1,200
(Recorded the expenses for personal use)

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