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Create T-accounts and then prepare a trial balance for the accounts below January 1st Cash 295,000...

Create T-accounts and then prepare a trial balance for the accounts below

January 1st

Cash

295,000

              Common stock

295,000

February 8th

Purchase

4,000

               Cash

4,000

March 1st

Prepaid Insurance

9,300

               Cash

9,300

March 31st

Rent

12,480

Cash

12,480

April 1st

Equipment

18,000

   Cash

18,000

April 10th

Supplies

1,450

                Accounts Payable

1,450

May 15th

Purchase

10,730

               Cash

10,730

May 30th

Accounts Receivable

13,625

        Service Revenue (For grooming services)

13,625

June 1st

Advertisement expense

864

Cash

864

June 30th

Cash

100,000

              Bond Payable

100,000

June 30th

Bond interest expense payable

No entry

Cash

No entry

As bonds are issued on June 30, interest will be due in next year.

July 25th

Accounts Receivable

14,225

      Service Revenue(For dog walking services)

14,225

July 31st

Accounts receivable

6,650

                Sales

6,650

August 2nd

Accounts Receivable

6,280

      Service Revenue (For boarding services)

6,280

August 6th

Cash

6,517

Discount on sales

133

Accounts Receivable

6,650

September 15th

Accounts Receivable

6,245

        Service Revenue(For Pet sitting services)

6,245

September 29th

Cash

1,250

               Accounts Receivable

1,250

October 13th

Accounts receivable

7,300

                Sales

7,300

October 29th

Cash

3,577

Discount on sales

73

Accounts Receivable

3,650

November 1st

Cash

2,000

Loss on sale of equipment

4,000

                Equipment

2,400

November 15th

Salaries expense

3,500

Salaries Payable

3,500

December 15th

Salaries Payable

3,500

Cash

3,500

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