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Prepare journal entries and post to T-accounts the following transactions of Toronto Building Supplies: a. Cash...

Prepare journal entries and post to T-accounts the following transactions of Toronto Building Supplies:

a. Cash sales: $10,000: items sold cost $4,500

b. Collections on accounts, $8,500

c. Paid cash for wages: $3,500

d. Acquired inventory on open account, $5,000

Paid cash for Jantitorial services, $550

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1. Journal Entries for transactions

2. T-format - Trading, Profit & Loss Account and Balance sheet on the basis on above Journal entries

for understanding i have kept accounts name similar to track transaction.

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