1. Cash :-
Particular | Amount ($) | Particulars | Credit ($) |
Owners capital | 12000 | utilities | 125 |
Account receivable | 800 | ||
12800 | |||
Balance | 12675 |
2. Acount receivable :-
Particulars | Amount ($) | Particulars | Amount ($) |
Revenue | 2500 | cash | 800 |
Balance | 1700 |
3. Supplies :-
Particulars | Amount ($) | Particulars | Amount ($) |
Account payable | 300 |
4. Account payable
Particulars | amount ($) | particulars | amount ($) |
Supplies | 300 |
5. Owners capital
Particulars | amount ($) | particulars | Amount ($) |
Cash | 12000 |
6. Utilities expense :-
Particulars | amount ($) | particulars | Amount ($) |
Cash | 125 |
7. Revenue :-
Particulars | amount ($) | particular | amount ($) |
Account receivable |
300 |
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