Record the following journal entries and post to the T-accounts for LAX Company for the month of March:
1. On 3/1, Common stock was issued for $60,000.
2. On 3/3, LAX signed a 6% note at State Bank for $85,000.
3. On 3/4, LAX purchased printing equipment for $67,250. One month
of insurance expense
4. On 3/6, LAX purchased printing supplies on account for $3,250.
Salaries and utilities expense of $695 and $286, respectively
5. On 3/7, LAX purchased prepaid rent for $24,000 and janitorial
expense for $165. One month of interest expense
6. On 3/10, LAX paid salaries of $905.
7. On 3/15, LAX provided printing services for a client and
received $ 6,525 in cash. Supplies on had were $1,305
8. On 3/20, LAX provided printing services for a client that
promised to pay $4,700 in 30 days.
9. On 3/21, LAX paid for one-half of the printing supplies
purchased on 3/6.
10. On 3/24, LAX paid salaries of $875.
11. On 3/26, LAX collected a partial payment of $1,250 from the
client from 3/20.
12. On 3/29, LAX paid for $115 internet services.
Prepare the trial balance, and make the following
adjustments (use AP for all payables):
1. Record one month of rent expense, accrue for one month of
interest expense (use AP account), and record one month of
depreciation on the equipment (5-year asset).
2. Accrue for salaries expense and utilities expense of $545 and
$286, respectively.
3. Supplies on hand were $1,085.
Used printed data (Typed data was amibiguous)
Record the following journal entries and post to the T-accounts for LAX Company for the month...
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