Set up a General Journal & record the following selected transactions:
JANUARY 2 Purchased a 1 year insurance policy for $600
JANUARY 3 Bought $350 supplies on credit
JANUARY 8 Paid $200 employee wages
JANUARY 12 did a $400 job for a customer on credit
JANUARY 14 paid half the amount owed for the supplies collected in full from the January 9 customer.
Solution
Date | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
2-Jan | Prepaid insurance | $ 600 | |
Cash | $ 600 | ||
2-Jan | Supplies | $ 350 | |
Accounts payable | $ 350 | ||
8-Jan | Wages expesne | $ 200 | |
Cash | $ 200 | ||
12-Jan | Accounts receivable | $ 400 | |
Service revenue | $ 400 | ||
14-Jan | Accounts payable | $ 175 | |
Cash | $ 175 | ||
14-Jan | Cash | $ 400 | |
Accounts receivable | $ 400 |
Set up a General Journal & record the following selected transactions: JANUARY 2 Purchased a 1...
Set up a general journal and record the following selected transactions? January 2... purchased 1 year insurance policy for $600 3. Bought $350 supplies on credit 8. Paid $200 employee wages 9. Did a $400 job for a customer on credit 12. Paid half the amount owed for the supplies 14. Collection in full from the January 9 customer Please help me with this question thanks a lot.
in general journal format/credit debit Set up a general journal and record the following selected transactions? January 2... purchased 1 year insurance policy for $600 3. Bought $350 supplies on credit 8. Paid $200 employee wages 9. Did a $400 job for a customer on credit 12. Paid half the amount owed for the supplies 14. Collection in full from the January 9 customer Please help me with this question thanks a lot.
6 POINT PROBLEM due by Monday night 11pm... set up a General Journal & record the following selected transactions: JANUARY 2...Purchased a 1 year insurance policy for $600 3 Bought $350 supplies on credit 8 Paid $200 employee wages 9 did a $400 job for a customer on credit 12 paid half the amount owed for the supplies 14 collected in full from the January 9 customer
6 POINT PROBLEM due by Monday night 11pm... set up a General Journal & record the following selected transactions: JANUARY 2...Purchased a 1 year insurance policy for $600 3 Bought $350 supplies on credit 8 Paid $200 employee wages 9 did a $400 job for a customer on credit 12 paid half the amount owed for the supplies 14 collected in full from the January 9 customer
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