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Please make journal entry for the following transactions: 1 a) On February 1, the firm borrowed...

Please make journal entry for the following transactions:

1 a) On February 1, the firm borrowed $10,000 from a bank at a 12% annual interest rate. The loan plus interest is due in twelve months

b) On March 1, the firm bought $15,000 of inventory on account

c) On April 4, the firm sold all inventory purchased in step (b) for $19,000 cash

d) On June 30, the firm made an adjusting entry for thr transaction in part (a) and closed its inclme statement accounts to prepare mid-year financial statements. Please assume that no transactions other than listed above took place between January 1 and June 30, 2018

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S.No. Date Account Titles Debit $ Credit $
a February .1 Cash      10,000
12% Note Payable      10,000
b March .1 Inventory      15,000
Accounts Payable      15,000
c April 4. Cash      19,000
Sales      19,000
April 4. Cost of goods sold      15,000
Inventory      15,000
d June.30 Interest Expense           500
Interest Payable           500
(10,000 x 12% x 5/12 )
June.30 Sales      19,000
Cost of goods sold      15,000
Interest Expense           500
Income Summary        3,500
June.30 Income Summary        3,500
Retained earnings        3,500

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