Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare...

 

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Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial Record the business activity as journal entries, post to Ledgers, prepare the unadjusted trial balance, prepare any adjusting entries for the month, and create the adjusted trial balance. AIR 12/01/2020: Sell on account to Walker Fitness Gym, terms 1/15, n/30, the following: 36 Regular Bikes, 36 Regular Helmets, 14 XL Bikes, 14 XL Helmets. 12/02/2020: Pay for the helmet purchase that was made November 5th. Ale 12/03/2020: Purchase on account, terms 2/15, n/30, FOB Destination from Discount Sports Distribution the following items, and received the same day: 30x92= ● . 30 Regular Bikes for $92/each 16 XL Bikes for $101/each 80 Regular Helmets for $13/each 40 XL Helmets for $14/cach 12/04/2020: Sold to cash customers 6 XL Bikes, 5 XL Helmets, 3 Regular Bikes, and 4 Regular Helmets. 12/5/2020: Sold to cash customers 22 Regular Bikes, 18 Regular Helmets, and 5 XL Bikes. 12/6/2020: Paid the bill for the purchase of the Point-of-Sale system. 12/8/2020: Received a utilities bill for the bundled phone/internet for the shop. Paid it the same day, $215. 12/10/2020: Sold to cash customers 19 Regular Bikes, 2 Regular Helmets, 10 XL Bikes, 6 XL Helmets. 12/11/2020: Sold on account to Ripley's Raceway Park, terms 1/15, n/30, 20 each of the 4 inventory items. 12/12/2020: Received payment from Walker's Fitness Gym for the entire purchase they made with us on December 1st. 12/15/2020: Clint and Chelsea decide to take a $5,000 dividend for each of them. They will close the shop for a few weeks to enjoy the year-end holidays and resume business the following year. Adjusting entries: you should make adjusting entries for any expense items needed. Also, a count of office supplies shows only $65 remaining. re the four financial

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Journal Entries 12012020 AR Dr 36 Regular Bikes x 100 3600 AR Dr 36 Regular Helmets x 10 360 AR Dr 1... View the full answer