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Post each journal entry to the T-account. Use the following Accounts - Cash, AR, Prepaid rent,...

Post each journal entry to the T-account. Use the following Accounts - Cash, AR, Prepaid rent, Office supplies, Truck, Account Payable, Common stock, Service revenue, Gasoline Expense, Dividends. You don't need to calculate anything.

1. 1/1: The stockholders contributed cash of $30,000 and a truck worth of $40,000 into the business in exchange for common stock of $70,000

2. 1/2: Paid two months rent in Advanced in cash $3,200.

3. 1/12: Performed the trucking service on account of $6,000

4. 1/20: Received payment of $ 4,000 on the trucking service performed on 1/12 on account.

5. 1/21. Purchased office supplies on account, $300.

6. 1/22: Purchased gas on account, $400

7. 1/23: Performed the trucking service and received cash of $2,000.

8. 1/24: Paid $100 cash for 1/21 office supplies purchased on account.

9. Paid cash dividends  to shareholders total of $1,000.

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Cash
1/1 $ 30,000 1/2 $    3,200
1/20 $    4,000 1/24 $        100
1/23 $    2,000 1/24 $    1,000
End Balance $ 31,700
Common Stock
1/1 $ 70,000
End Balance $ 70,000
Truck
1/1 $ 40,000
End Balance $ 40,000
Prepaid Rent
1/2 $    3,200
End Balance $    3,200
Accounts Receivables
1/12 $    6,000 1/20 $    4,000
End Balance $    2,000
Service Revenue
1/12 $    6,000
1/23 $    2,000
End Balance $    8,000
Office Supplies
1/21 $        300
End Balance $        300
Accounts Payable
1/24 $        100 1/21 $        300
1/22 $        400
End Balance $        600
Gasoline Expense
1/22 $        400
End Balance $        400
Dividends
1/24 $    1,000
End Balance $    1,000

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