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Exercise 2-14A Post transactions to Cash T-account (LO2-5) Consider the following transactions. 1. Receive cash from customer

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Cash T- Account

Cash

Debit

Credit

Particulars

Amount (In $)

Particulars

Amount (In $)

Balance b/d (Beginning Balance)

                  25,900

Salaries   

                  10,900

Accounts Receivable   

                  16,900

Rent

                     4,900

Equipment

                     9,900

Utilities

                     2,900

Bank Loan

                     5,900

Advertising

                     8,900

Balance c/d (Ending Balance)

                  31,000

Total

                  58,600

Total

                  58,600

Therefore the ending balance of cash is $ 31,000.

Note: Point No. 8, purchase of supplies on account $ 4,900 does not result in any cash outflow and the same has not been included in the above cash account.

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