Prepare journal entries as follows:
Date | Account Titles | Debit | Credit |
Mar. 01 | Cash | $55,000 | |
Owners' capital | $55,000 | ||
Mar. 01 | Note payable | $60,000 | |
Interest payable | $450 | ||
Cash | $60,450 | ||
Mar. 01 | Rent Expense | $7,200 | |
Cash | $7,200 | ||
Mar. 02 | Accounts payable | $88,000 | |
Cash | $88,000 | ||
Mar. 10 | Cash | $69,000 | |
Training Revenue | $69,000 | ||
Mar. 15 | Wages Expense | $34,000 | |
Cash | $34,000 | ||
Mar. 16 | Gym Supplies | $7,000 | |
Accounts payable | $7,000 | ||
Mar. 17 | Accounts receivable | $133,000 | |
Training Revenue | $133,000 | ||
Mar. 20 | Accounts receivable | $57,000 | |
Cash | $25,000 | ||
Training Revenue | $82,000 | ||
Mar. 22 | Gym Supplies | $3,750 | |
Cash | $3,750 | ||
Mar. 26 | Accounts payable [$7000 * 50%] | $3,500 | |
Cash | $3,500 | ||
Mar. 30 | Wages Expense | $31,250 | |
Cash | $31,250 |
Provide opening balance for ledger posting:
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