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Problem 1 Part A (11 Marks) Note: It is suggested that you read all both parts...

Problem 1 Part A Note: It is suggested that you read all both parts of Problem 1 before you start so that you structure your space requirements for the answer appropriately. Several friends grouped themselves as shareholders and Emerald Delivery Limited opened for business September 1 2018. The transactions for the month are listed. You are to create the journal entries in good form for these transactions. Sept 12015 - Shareholders started the company with 20,000 of their own cash Sept 42015 - Bought a delivery truck for $ 30,000. Bill borrowed $25,000 from the bank as part of the payment for the truck Sept 8, 2015 - Paid rent on a small office for the month of September of $1,200. Sept 15, 2015 - Bought liability insurance for $450 Sept 18 2015 - Received payment in cash for $2.500 in delivery services Sept 202015 - Paid salaries of $600 for his part time driver Sept 25, 2015 - Paid the utilities on account for the office for $125 Sept 30 2015 - Paid Dividends of $700 Sept 30, 2015 - Billed customers for $1,100 of delivery services

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Journal:
Date Account title Debit Credit
SEPT.01 2015 Cash $ 20,000
     Common stock $ 20,000
(To record the cash invested $20,000)
SEPT.04 2015 Truck $ 30,000
      Cash $   5,000
(To record the purchase of truck)
SEPT.04 2015 Cash $ 25,000
       Notes payable $ 25,000
(To record the bank borrowing)
SEPT.08 2015 Rent Expenses $   1,200
      Cash $   1,200
(To record the rent expenses)
SEPT.15 2015 Prepaid Insurance $      450
      Cash $      450
(To record the purchase of liability insurance)
SEPT.18 2015 Cash $   2,500
      Service Rendered $   2,500
(To record the receipt of cash for delivery services)
SEPT.20 2015 Salaries Expenses $      600
     Cash $      600
(To record the part time salaries expenses)
SEPT.25 2015 Accounts payable $      125
      Cash $      125
(To record the payment for utilities on account)
SEPT.30 2015 Dividends $      700
      Cash $      700
(To record the dividend paid)
SEPT.30 2015 Accounts receivable $   1,100
      Cash $   1,100
(To record the rendering of service on account)

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