Answer 1
When a company has performed services, then Revenue will be credited, and if Cash is not year received by the company, then Accounts Receivables will be debited.
Option b debits Accounts Receivables and credits revenue is the correct option.
Answer 2
Calculation of Cash balance as on 8/1/20
Cash Balance as on 8/31/20 350,000
Add: Cash payments during August 1,000,000
Less: Cash collected in August 900,000
Cash Balance as on 8/1/20 $450,000
Option d $450,000 is the correct option
Answer 3
Option a is the correct option
As the Journal entry will be done is Accounts Receivables will be debited and Revenue will be credited. Therefore by debiting Accounts Receivables, Total Assets will increase.
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Journal Entry please Circle the best answer to each of the following questions. 1. When a...
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