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prepare the following journal entries: 1) The company sold (5) payroll service packages, covering 6 months...

prepare the following journal entries:

1) The company sold (5) payroll service packages, covering 6 months of fully automated payroll service for $6,000 each. The regular price was $6,500 each, but the customers received a discount for paying for the service up front. Each company will receive 2 payroll runs per month. One on the 15th and one on the 30th of each month.

2) The company provided $5,600 of tax consulting services to clients on account.

3) The company ran its first payroll service for two of the companies. The other three companies were not yet ready to begin running payroll.

4) The company paid $2,100 cash for two weeks salary earned by two employees.

5) The company purchased $950 for October advertising on account.

6) The company provided $8,200 of tax services to clients and received payment.

7) The company paid a $687 electic bill for October utilities.

8) The company collected $2,000 from clients that were provided service on account on the 13th.

9) The company paid 1/2 of the bill for paper and supplies that was purchased on the 8th.

10) The company paid $2,100 cash for two weeks salary earned by two employees.

11) The company ran payroll service for all five companies that purchased service in October. 30 The company paid dividends of $700.

12) An employee and received a $300 advance for November travel for the company.

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No. Date Genral Journal Debit ($) Credit ($)
(1) Cash 30,000
   Unearned Service Revenue 30,000
(2) Accounts Receivable 5,600
Consulting Revenue    5,600
(3) Unearned Service Revenue 1,000
    Service Revenue 1,000
(4) Salaries Expense 2,100
   Cash 2,100
(5) Advertising Expense 950
   Accounts Payable 950
(6) Cash 8,200
   Consulting Revenue    8,200
(7) Utilities Expense 687
   Cash 687
(8) Cash 2,000
   Accounts Receivable 2,000
(9) Accounts Payable 425
   Cash 425
(10) Salaries expense 2,100
   Cash 2,100
(11) Unearned Service Revenue 2,500
   Service Revenue 2,500
(11) Dividend 700
   Cash 700
(12) Advance to Employee 300
Cash 300

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