Using the following information, record the transactions into the T-accounts
Scenario:
You have started your small business this month and the following happened:
1. 9/1 Stockholders invested $20,000 in exchange for common stock.
2. 9/2 You hired an administrative assistant and agreed to a salary of $36,000 per year.
3. 9/3 You bought office furniture for $3,500 on account.
4. 9/6 You sold products or services for $8,000 (not paid at this time).
5. 9/10 You received payment of $4,000 for the amount due from the customer in the last transaction.
6. 9/27 You paid $700 on what was owed for the furniture purchase on the 3rd.
7. 9/30 You paid the administrative assistant $3,000 that you hired on 9/2.
Using the following information, record the transactions into the T-accounts Scenario: You have started your small...
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