Financial Accounting: Using the following information add the transactions to T-accounts and Journal transactions. Scenario: You are
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Financial Accounting: Using the following information add the transactions to T-accounts and Journal transactions.
Scenario: You are the administrative assistant to the Real Art Studio and are required to input financial data into the journal and T-accounts.
Here is the financial data you are working with for the month of November
Date | Transaction |
nov 1 | Owner put in $15,000 to begin art studio business |
nov 2 | Investors input $8,000, were granted company stock |
nov 3 | Bank approved $10,000 loan |
nov 4 | Canadian Crafter bought craft supplies on account for $499.00 plus tax, invoice number 18-210; 30 days to pay |
nov 4 | Cash received for creating a business sign for Three Ladies Stained Glass Craft Company for $300 plus tax, invoice number 18-211 |
nov 5 | Paid wages of $800.00 |
nov 9 | Bought supplies from Brushes and Things Co. $700 plus tax on account, PO # 3-781 |
nov 10 | Received partial payment from Canadian Crafters for $200 |
nov 15 | Purchased supplies for $300 plus tax from Business Depot on account, PO # 3-782, 30 days to pay |
nov 21 | Owner withdrew $1000 for personal use |
nov 29 | Ran an evening art studio paint class, $900 cash from participants plus tax |
nov 30 | Paid rent of $1500 plus tax in cash |
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Bank Management and Financial Services
ISBN: 978-0078034671
9th edition
Authors: Peter Rose, Sylvia Hudgins
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