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Bratt Plumbing Company had the following transactions for June. June 1 Paid $555 for rent for...

Bratt Plumbing Company had the following transactions for June.

June 1 Paid $555 for rent for the month of June.
2 Paid $225 for one month of insurance.
5 Collected $1,325 for plumbing services provided.
9 Provided Jeff Dupuis, a potential customer, with an estimate of $405 for plumbing work that will be performed in July if the customer hires Bratt Plumbing.
14 Paid $710 for supplies purchased on account in May. The purchase in May had been correctly recorded.
17 Billed Rudy Holland $1,390 for plumbing work performed.
19 Jeff Dupuis agreed to hire Bratt Plumbing (see the June 9 transaction) and gave Bratt Plumbing a down payment of $85.
29 Purchased $1,555 of equipment on account.
30 Paid an employee $760.
30 Paid D. Bratt, the company owner, $1,440.

For each transaction, prepare a basic analysis and a debit/credit analysis. (If no entry is required, select "No Entry" for the specific accounts and enter 0 for the amounts, leave other fields blank.)

Date Basic Type Increase/Decrease Specific Account Amount
June 1 Debit                                                                                                                     $
Credit $
2 Debit $
Credit $
5 Debit $
Credit $
9 Debit $
Credit $
14 Debit $
Credit $
17 Debit $
Credit $
19 Debit $
Credit    $
29 Debit $
Credit    $
30 Debit    $
Credit $
30 Debit    $
Credit    $

Options

Basic type: Revenue / Liability / Owner's Equity / Asset / Drawings / Expense

Increase/decrease: Increase / Decrease

Specific Account:  Accounts Payable / Accounts Receivable / Advertising Expense / Cash / D. Bratt, Capital / D. Bratt, Drawings / Equipment / Insurance Expense / No Entry / Notes Payable / Prepaid Insurance / Rent Expense / Salaries Expense / Service Revenue / Supplies / Unearned Revenue / Utilities Expense / Vehicles

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Explanation:

Date Basic Type Increase/Decrease Specific Account Amount
June 1 Debit Expense Increase Rent Expense    $555
Credit Asset Decrease Cash $555
2 Debit Expense Increase Insurance Expense $225
Credit Asset Decrease Cash $225
5 Debit Asset Increase Cash $1,325
Credit Revenue Increase Service Revenue $1,325
9 Debit No entry $0
Credit No entry $0
14 Debit Liability Decrease Account Payable $710
Credit Asset Decrease Cash $710
17 Debit Asset Increase Account Receivable $1,390
Credit Revenue Increase Service Revenue $1,390
19 Debit Asset Increase Cash $85
Credit Liability Increase Unearned Revg $85
29 Debit Assets Increase Equipment $1,555
Credit Liability Increase Accounts Payable $1,555
30 Debit Expense Increase Salaries Exp. $760
Credit Asset Increase Cash $760
30 Debit Drawing Increase D.bratt drawing $1440
Credit Asset Decrease Cash $ 1440

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