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In the general journal provided, prepare entries (in good form) for the following transactions. If no...

In the general journal provided, prepare entries (in good form) for the following transactions. If no entry is required, write “NO ENTRY”.

October 1 - Bob Lee opened a martial arts school, called Lee Martial Arts, by depositing $40,000 cash into a business bank account and contributing exercise equipment worth $10,000.

October 4 - Hired an assistant, to be paid $400 per week, starting next week.

October 5 - Signed up 5 students, who will begin lessons on October 8, at $80 per week per student.

October 12 - First week’s lessons completed.  Received payment of the first week’s tuition from 4 students; the 5th student will make payment in 3 days.

October 12 Paid assistant his first week’s wages.

October 15 - Received payment from 5th student.

October 16 - Purchased exercise equipment for $6,000, paying cash of $4,000 with the balance due in two weeks.

October 20 The company receives the phone bill for $55 due in two weeks.

October 30 Paid the balance due for the exercise equipment purchased October 16th.

October 31 Received $160 tuition in advance for two weeks of lessons starting next week.

General Entry
Date Description Post Debit Credit

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Journal
Date Account Title and Explanations Amount Amount
Debit Credit
Oct'1 Bank $ 40,000.00
Exercise Equipment $ 10,000.00
To Capital $50,000.00
(Being business started with bank and equipment)
Oct'4 No Entry
Oct'5 No Entry
Oct'12 Bank $       320.00
Fees Receivable $         80.00
To Lessons Fees $     400.00
(Being fees received from 4 students and due to 1)
Oct'12 Assistant Salary $       400.00
To Bank $     400.00
(Being assistant fees paid)
Oct'15 Bank $         80.00
To Fees Receivable $       80.00
(Being fees received from 5th student)
Oct'16 Exercise Equipment $    6,000.00
To Cash $ 4,000.00
To Accounts Payable (Equipment) $ 2,000.00
(Being equipment purchased)
Oct'20 Telephone Expense $         55.00
To Telephone Bill Oustanding $       55.00
(Being bill received but not yet paid)
Oct'30 Accounts Payable (Equipment) $    2,000.00
To Bank $ 2,000.00
(Being amount paid to vendor)
Oct'31 Bank $       160.00
To Advance Fees Received $     160.00
(Being advance fees received)
Total $       59,095.00 $     59,095.00

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