The following transactions are February 2014 activities of Swing Right Incorporated, which offers golfing lessons in western
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Shareholders' Equity Lesson Revenue (+R) + 15,000 Transaction Liabilities Assets a. Swing Right collected $15,000 from customers for lessons given in February. b. Swing Right sold a gift card for golf lessons for $150 cash in February. c. Swing Right received $4,000 from credit sales made to customers in January. d. Swing Right collected $2,250 in advance payments for golf lessons to start in June. e. Swing Right billed a customer $125 for golf lessons given from February 25 through February 29. The bill is to be paid in March. f. Swing Right paid $4,750 for wages to its golf instructors for the month of February. g. Swing Right paid $1,750 for electricity used in the month of January. h. Swing Right received an electricity bill for $800 for the month of February, +15,000 NE to be paid in March.
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