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1. 2-M MASTERY PROBLEM (LO4, 5), pp. 53-54 (STATIC)

 1. 2-M MASTERY PROBLEM (LO4, 5), pp. 53-54 (STATIC)


 May

 1. Received cash from owner as an investment, $3,700.00.

 2. Paid cash for rent, $600.00.

 4. Paid cash for supples, $400.00.

 4. Received cash from sales, $950.00.

 5. Paid cash for insurance, $375.00.

 ৪. Sold services on account to Lee Chen, $800.00.

 9. Bought supplies on account from Sullivan Supplies, $300.00.

 10. Paid cash for repairs, $85.00.

 11 Received cash from owner as an investment, $2,900.00.

 11 Received cash from sales, $1.000.00.

 12. Bought supplies on account from West End Supplies, $230.00.

 13. Received cash on account from Lee Chen, $650.00.

 15 Paid cash for miscellaneous expense, $35.00.

 16. Paid cash on account to Sullivan Supplies, $60.00.

 22. Paid cash for electric bill (utilities expense), $65.00.

 23 Paid cash for advertising, $105.00.

 25. Sold services on account to Parker McCure, $550.00.

 26. Paid cash to owner for personal use, $500.00.

 30 Received cash on acoount from Parker McCure, $300.00.


 Gardens Plus uses the listed accounts. The T accounts have been prepared for you. Analyze each transaction into its debit and credit parts. Enter the debit and credit amounts in the proper T accounts to show how each transaction changes account balances. Enter the date of the transactions before each amount. (Hint: You must enter the transactions in the order in which they are listed.)



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MAY 1 capital 370000 MAY 2 rent 60000
          4 sales 950000         4 supplies 40000
          11 capital 290000        5 insurance 37500
          11 sales 100000        10 repairs 8500
         13 accounts receivables - lee chen 65000       15 miscellaneous expenses 3500
      16 accounts payable - sullivan suppliers 6000
22 utilities 6500
23 asdvertising 10500
   26 drawings 50000
31 BALANCE 1552500

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - LEE CHEN

may 8 by sales 80000 may 13 by cash 65000        31 BALANCE 15000

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLES - PARKER McCURE

may 25 sales 55000 may        31 BALANCE 55000
SUPPLIES
may 4 cash 40000 may
      9 accounts payable - sullivan suppliers 30000
      12 accounts payable - westend suppliers 23000
      31 BALANCE 93000
PREPAID INSURANCE
may    5 cash 37500 may
          31 BALANCE 37500
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - WESTEND SUUPPLIERS
may may   12 supllies 23000
         31 BALANCE 23000

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - SULIVAN SUPPLIERS

may 16 cash 6000 may 16 supplies 30000         31 BALANCE 24000
CAPITAL
may may 1 cash 370000
      11 cash 290000
         31 BALANCE 660000

DRAWINGS

may 26 cash 50000 may        31 BALANCE 50000
SALES
may may 4 cash 95000
accounts receivables - Lee Chen 80000
         11 cash 100000
        25 accounts receivables- parker mccure 55000
   31 BALANCE 330000
ADVERTISING EXPENSES
may 23 cash 10500 may
           31 BALANCE 10500
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
may 15 cash 3500 may
    31 BALANCE 3500
RENT EXPENSES
may 2 cash 60000 may
         31 BALANCE 60000
UTILITIES EXPENSES
may 22 cash 6500 may
         31 BALANCE 6500
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