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Trial Balance Transactions Required: 5 Assets, 2 Liabilities, 2 Equity, 1 Revenue, and 5 Expense accounts...

Trial Balance Transactions Required: 5 Assets, 2 Liabilities, 2 Equity, 1 Revenue, and 5 Expense accounts Jan 1 Owner invested $10,000 and recorded ownership in the company 2 Company paid current month's rent $500 7 Purchased merchandise to sell to customers on account from vendor TicWick Products $3,000 8 Sold to customer Mary Jones merchandise on account $1,600; cost of merchandise was $1,000 10 Signed a contract with a new supplier 15 Paid advertising from checking $100 17 Purchased a new computer from checking $250 20 Mary Jones paid her account balance in full. Amount deposited to checking account. 22 Paid legal fees $200 23 Purchased store equipment on account from Ace Supply $1,000. 25 Paid utilities $140 28 Paid 3 months of insurance $300 for coverage beginning Feb 1. 31 Paid Ace Supply for amount owed

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Date Particular DR. Amount Cr. Amount
Jan-01 Cash/Bank A/c $    10,000.00
To Capital A/c $   10,000.00
2 Rent Exp. A/c $          500.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         500.00
7 Purchase A/c $       3,000.00
To TicWic Product $     3,000.00
8 Mary Jones A/c $       1,600.00
To Sales A/c $     1,600.00
15 Advertising Exp. A/c $          100.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         100.00
17 Computer A/c $          250.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         250.00
20 Cash/Bank A/c $       1,600.00
To Mary Jones A/c $     1,600.00
22 Legal Fee Exp. A/c $          200.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         200.00
23 Store Equipment A/c $       1,000.00
To Ace Supply A/c $     1,000.00
25 Utility Bill Exp. A/c $          140.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         140.00
28 Insurance Exp. A/c $          300.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $         300.00
31 Ace Supply A/c $       1,000.00
To Cash/Bank A/c $     1,000.00
Dr Cash/Bank A/C Cr
Date Particular Amount Date Particular Amount
Jan-01 To Capital $   10,000.00 Jan-02 By Rent Exp. $       500.00
Jan-20 To Mary Jones $     1,600.00 Jan-15 By Advertising Exp. $       100.00
Jan-17 By Computer $       250.00
Jan-22 By Legal Fee Exp. $       200.00
Jan-25 By Utility Bill Exp. $       140.00
Jan-28 By Insurance Exp. $       300.00
Jan-31 By Ace Supply $   1,000.00
Jan-31 By Balance $   9,110.00
Total $   11,600.00 Total $ 11,600.00
Trial Balance
Particular Dr Cr.
Capital (Equity) $    10,000.00
TicWick(Creditor) $      3,000.00
Ace Supply(Creditor) $                   -  
Sales $      1,600.00
Purchase $          3,000.00
Cash/Bank $          9,110.00
Computer $              250.00
Store Equipment $          1,000.00
Mary Jones (Debtors) $                       -  
Rent Exp. $              500.00
Utility Bill Exp. $              140.00
Advertising Exp. $              100.00
Insurance Exp. $              300.00
Legal Fee Exp. $              200.00
Total $        14,600.00 $    14,600.00

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