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General Journal G1
Date |
Account Titles and Explanations |
Ref. |
Debit |
Credit |
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Jan. 31 |
Income Summary............................. Sales Discounts...................... Sales Returns and Allowances.......................... Cost of Goods Sold................. Rent Expense.......................... Salaries and Wages Supplies Expense................... Insurance Expense................. Depreciation Expense............ Interest Expense..................... |
350 414 412 505 729 627 728 722 711 718 |
58,055 |
120 300 47,460 1,000 8,100 700 200 125 50 |
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31 |
Income Summary............................. Owner’s Capital....................... |
350 301 |
21,345 |
21,345 |
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31 |
Owner’s Capital................................. Owner’s Drawings................... |
301 306 |
800 |
800 |
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