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Terry Zelinski, the owner of Tamarisk Mountain Tours, prepared the following trial balance at March 31,...



Terry Zelinski, the owner of Tamarisk Mountain Tours, prepared the following trial balance at March 31, 2021.

Cash

$12,740

Accounts receivable

2,420

Supplies

810

Equipment

7,370

Accounts payable

$2,200

T. Zelinski, capital

23,900

T. Zelinski, drawings

3,630

Service revenue

6,950

Advertising expense

3,680

Salaries expense

380

Totals

$34,350

$29,730


A review shows that Terry made the following errors in the accounting records:

1. A purchase of $600 of supplies on account was recorded as a credit to cash. The debit entry was correct.
2. A $300 credit to accounts receivable was posted as $3,000.
3. A journal entry to record service revenue of $670 earned on account was not prepared or posted.
4. A journal entry to record the payment of $340 for an advertising expense was correctly prepared but the credit to cash was posted as a debit. The debit to advertising expense was properly posted.

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Trial Balance of journal entires
Particular Debit Credit
Cash $ 12660 $
Account receivable 5790
Supplies 810
Equipment 7370
Accounts Payable 2800
T. Zelinski Capital 23900
T. Zelinski Drawings 3630 0
Service revenue 0 6950
Service revnue earned 670
Salaries and wages Expenses 380
Advertising Exp 3680
$ 34320 $ 34320

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