
1)
Paid (1) cash for the (2) next six months’ insurance premium, $800.
(1) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
(2) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
2)
(1) Completed psychological counseling with a client and (2) sent a bill for $850 for services rendered.
(1) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
(2) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
3)
Paid $1,000 of (1) cash for the (2) amount owed from the previous purchase of office furniture.
(1) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
(2) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
4)
Paid $5,400 (1) cash for (2) (the next) three months’ rent of an office.
(1) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
(2) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
5)
(1) The owner took $2,000 (2) of cash for personal living expenses.
(1) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
(2) Account Type:
Direction:
Debit/Credit:
Solution :-
| Transaction Number | (1) | (2) | ||||
| Account Type | Direction | Debit/Credit | Account Type | Direction | Debit/Credit | |
| 1 | AS | DC | CR | AS | IN | DB |
| 2 | RV | IN | CR | AS | IN | DB |
| 3 | AS | DC | CR | AS | DC | DB |
| 4 | AS | DC | CR | AS | IN | DB |
| 5 | AS | DC | CR | OW | IN | DB |
1) Paid (1) cash for the (2) next six months’ insurance premium, $800. (1) Account Type:...
1.
Prepaid a one-year
premium on liability insurance with cash, $876.
Account:
Account:
2.
Billed participants for karate lessons, $2,200.
Account:
Account:
3.
Prepaid six months’ rent with cash, $6,450.
Account:
Account:
Answer 1:
Answer 2:
4.
Received cash of $2,200 on account from participants.
Account:
Account:
5.
For this business event, please list the all debits before
any credits, and when multiple debits, or credits, are
required, please list them from largest to
smallest (largest dollar value debit goes...
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Skysong Legal Services had the following transactions: 1. 2. 3. Cash is paid for the purchase of $485 of office supplies. Customer is billed $1,840 for services provided that day. Equipment with a cost of $2,380 is purchased on account. The current month's utility bill of $285 is paid in cash. Cash of $740 is received for services provided that day. Cash of $7,120 is received for services...
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