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1 . Completed work for customer . Payments received imediately. Debit = Cash.
2 . Completed work for customer . Payments received imediately. Credit = Supllies.
3. Paid for 1 year insurance policy. Debit = Prepaid Insurance .
4 . Paid for 1 year insurance policy . Credit = Insurance expenses.
5 . Sold preferd stock at par value . Debit = Cash
6 . Sold preferd stock at par value . Credit = Preferrd stock .
7 . Bought equipment on account . Debit = Equipment.
8 . Bought equipment on account . credit = Cash.
9 .Recived payment from customer privously billed . Debit = Accounts Recivable .
10 . Recived payment from customer privously billed . credit = Accounts Payable.
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