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I just completed the Journal Entries and according to the comment the next step is the trial balance. Can you please help me with this. journal Entries are attached. If there are any mistakes in the General Journal please let me know.

Victoria Co. Balance Sheet As of December 31, 2019 Cash Notes Receivable Accounts Receivable Less: Allowance for Doubtful A/CDuring 2020, the following events occurred in the company. Additional information available at the end of 2020 is as follows:20) On October 7, sold merchandise to Utah on account S220,000, term 1/10, n/30, FOB shipping point 21) On October 16, Utah p

General Journal Date Credit Accounts Titles Bank A/C To Accounts Receivable Debit 35,000 8-Jan 35,000 125,000 125,000 35,000

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All accounting entries are correct

trail balance is as follows:-

Trail Balance
Particulars Debit Credit
Cash/Bank $     441,730.00
Notes recievable $                      -  
Accounts recievable $       78,866.00
Interest Received $             410.00
Doubtfull debts $          2,930.00
Bad debts $       11,134.00
Inventories $       65,000.00
Prepaid utilities $       18,000.00
Utilities Expense $       12,000.00
office supplies $                      -  
Supplies expense $          8,000.00
Prepaid insurance $                      -   $          4,260.00
Rent $       29,800.00
Prepaid rent $          5,000.00
Investment in securities $     180,000.00
Land for future development $       60,000.00
land $     175,000.00
building $     800,000.00
accumulated depreciation $     320,000.00
Capitalized Development $       15,000.00
Goodwill $     120,000.00
other Intangible assets $       48,000.00
Notes Payable $     250,000.00
Accounts Payable $     160,000.00
Unearned revenue $       12,000.00
Property Tax payable $                      -  
Interest payable $          6,250.00
Interest expense $       10,250.00
Income tax payable $                      -  
Income Tax $       12,500.00
Property Tax $          6,600.00
Salary expense $     120,000.00
Salary and wages payable $       15,000.00
Utilities Payable $                      -  
Provisions related to Pension $       93,100.00
Bonds Payable $     300,000.00
Common stock $     240,000.00
Common stock(Paid up) $     126,000.00
Prefered stock $       97,000.00
Preference stock (Paid Up) $          7,400.00
Retained earnings $     180,500.00
Dividend payable $                      -  
Other comprehensive income $          5,000.00
Treasury stock $       10,000.00
Revenue account $       11,000.00
Insurance $          4,800.00
Purchase $     430,000.00
Purchase return $          3,000.00
Sales $     936,000.00
Sales return $          6,000.00
Sales discount $          7,280.00
Purchase discount $          7,110.00
Depreciation expense $       80,000.00
$ 2,765,960.00 $ 2,765,960.00
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