Prepare the journal for the following transactions
March 1 Donation of $900 cash, with no restriction.
2 James Dean donates $10,000 with the requirement that it be used
to purchase x-ray
equipment for the patients.
3 Paid with check #100 the March office rent of $500.
4 The electricity bill has not arrived. It is estimated that the
amount of usage is $425.
Record the accrual entry.
5 Received $400,000 as a gift donation.
6 A grant of $1,000 was received with the condition that it be used
to attend homeless
People.
7 Property was purchased for $100,000. A down payment of $50,000
was made from
Unrestricted cash and the remainder with a 12% mortgage.
8 Received $200,000 from fund raising campaigns.
9 Paid the total of $6,000 for vouchers payable due.
10 Depreciation for the equipment purchased was $2,000.
Prepare the journal for the following transactions March 1 Donation of $900 cash, with no restriction....
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in a two-column journal. Where Cash is at is Assets column where
Fees Earned that’s Revenue column.
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