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DATE

BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS

     
 

January   2

Purchased supplies for $3,000 cash; issued Check No. 1015.

 

2

Purchased & paid for a one-yearinsurance policy for $4,800; issued Check No. 1016.

 

7

Sold & provided services during the first week of January. $15,000 in cash sales and

   

$1,800 in credit sales.

 

12

Collected a total of $1,500 in cash from credit customers during the first week

   

of January.

 

12

Issued Check No. 1017 for $2,150 to pay for special promotional advertising to

   

new businesses on the local radio station during the month.

 

13

Collected a total of $2,250 in cash from credit customers during the second week

   

of January.

 

14

Returned supplies that were damaged for a cash refund of $275.

 

15

Sold & provided services during the second week of January. $18,250 in cash sales and

   

$2,375 in credit sales.

 

20

Purchased supplies for $1,800 from White's, Inc.; received Invoice No. 2384 payable

   

in 30 days.

 

20

Sold & provided services during the third week of January. $9,050 in cash sales and

   

$5,850 in credit sales.

 

20

Collected a total of $1,750 in cash from credit customers during the third week

   

of January.

 

21

Issued Check No. 1018 for $4,250 to pay for maintenance work on the office

   

equipment.

 

22

Issued Check No. 1019 for $2,750 to pay for special promotional advertising to

   

new businesses on the local newspaper.

 

23

Received the monthly telephone bill for $410 and paid it with Check No. 1020.

 

26

Collected a total of $4,570 in cash from credit customers during the fourth week

   

of January.

 

27

Issued Check No. 1021 for $2,000 to a vendor, as payment on account for Invoice

   

No. 2223.

 

28

Sent Check No. 1022 for $1,050 in payment of the monthly bill for utilities.

 

29

Sold & provided services during the fourth week of January. $14,050 in cash sales and

   

$2,250 in credit sales.

 

31

Issued Check No.'s 1023 - 1027 for $15,500 to pay the monthly salaries of the

   

regular employees and three part-time workers.

 

31

Issued Check No. 1028 for $6,000 for personal use.

 

31

Issued Check No. 1029 for $1,050 to pay for maintenance services for the month.

 

31

Purchased new equipment for $10,500 from Contemporary Equipment Company;

   

issued Check No. 1030 for $5,500and put the rest on account/credit. The equipment

   

has a 5 year useful life & no salvage value but depreciation won't begin until February.

 

31

Sold & provided services on January 31st. $2,850 in cash sales and $1,450 in credit sales.

     

1. Journalize these transactions and post in general ledger

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