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July 1, 2015     Cash …………. Debit $ 75,000

                         Common stock……Credit $ 75,000

July 1, 2015   Supplies……….Debit $1,500

                         Accounts payable….Credit $ 1,500

July 1, 2015    Prepaid Rent… Debit $ 12,000

                          Cash…………..Credit $ 12,000

July 2, 2015    Account receivable….Debit $5,500

                         Legal Revenue …Credit $ 5,500

July 3, 2015    Office Equipment…Debit $12,000

                         Accounts Payable..Credit $12,000

July 5, 2015     Cash..Debit $9,600

                         Unearned Fees..Credit $9,600

July 6, 2015    Prepaid Insurance…Debit $1,200

                          Cash….Credit $1,200

July 7, 2015     Account Receivable   Debit $2,500

                            Legal Revenue    Credit $2,500

July 8, 2015      Cash….Debit $3,000

                           Accounts receivable…Credit $3,000

July 10, 2015   Advertising expense…Debit $450

                          Cash………..Credit $450

July 12, 2015   Accounts Payable….Debit $2,200

                          Cash Credit….Credit $2,200

July 14,2015   Accounts Receivable…..Debit $6,700

                         Legal Revenue …Credit $6,700

July 15, 2015   Salary Expense…..Debit $1,600

                            Cash….Credit $1,600

July 17,2015     Cash…Debit $1,000

                           Accounts Receivable…Credit $1,000

July 18, 2015   Supplies…Debit $700

                           Cash…..Credit $700

July 20, 2015 Telephone expense….Debit $450

                          Cash……Credit $450

July 23, 2015 Electric expense….Debit $830

                         Cash…..Credit $830

July 25, 2015 Legal Revenue…..Debit $2,500

                        Accounts payable. Credit $2,500

July 27,2015 Accounts payable. Debit $1,000

                        Cash…..Credit $1,000

July 28, 2015 Advertising expense…Debit $500

                        Cash…Credit $500

July 30, 2015 Cash….Debit $3,000

                        Accounts Receivable. Credit $3,000

July 30,2015   Salaries expense….Debit $1,600

                         Cash…………………………..Credit $1,600

July 30, 2015   Dividends…..Debit $200

                        Cash……..Credit $200

2.   Prepare an unadjusted trial balance

3.   Prepare the following adjusting entries at July 31:

a.   Insurance expired during July is $ 400.

b.   Supplies on hand on July 31 are $ 1,475.

c.   Depreciation of Office Equipment is $ 250.

d.   Accrued receptionist salary on July 31, $100.

e.   Rent expired during July is $2,000.

f.   Unearned fees earned on July is $2,400.

4.   Prepare an adjusted trial balance .

Prepare unadjusted trail balance and adjusted trail balance, 

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