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The general ledger of Red Storm Cleaners at January 1, 2015, includes the following account balances:       AccountsDebitsCredits  Cash$14,000      Accounts Receivable 6,800      Supplies 2,800      Equipment 16,000       Accumulated Depreciation   $5,400

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The general ledger of Red Storm Cleaners at January 1, 2015, includes the following account balances:

   

  Accounts Debits Credits
  Cash $ 14,000        
  Accounts Receivable   6,800        
  Supplies   2,800        
  Equipment   16,000         
  Accumulated Depreciation       $ 5,400  
  Salaries Payable         7,900  
  Common Stock         19,000  
  Retained Earnings         7,300  
 





       Totals $ 39,600   $ 39,600  
 












   

  The following is a summary of the transactions for the year:
a.  Sales of services, $48,000, of which $19,800 is on account.
b.  Collect on accounts receivable, $16,800.
c.  Issue shares of common stock in exchange for $5,000 cash.
d.  Pay salaries, $24,800 (of which $7,900 is for salaries payable in 2014).
e.  Pay repairs and maintenance expenses, $11,800.
f.  Purchase equipment for $6,800 cash.
g. 

Pay $1,000 cash dividends to stockholders.

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.

 

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.
  • Record the issuance of additional stock.

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.
  • Record the issuance of additional stock.
  • Record the payment of salaries

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.
  • Record the issuance of additional stock.
  • Record the payment of salaries.
  • Record repairs and maintenance expense.

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.
  • Record the issuance of additional stock.
  • Record the payment of salaries.
  • Record repairs and maintenance expense.
  • Record the purchase of equipment.

 

  • Record the service revenue for the year.
  • Record the collection of accounts receivable.
  • Record the issuance of additional stock.
  • Record the payment of salaries.
  • Record repairs and maintenance expense.
  • Record the purchase of equipment.
  • Record the payment of cash dividends.

 

    • Record repairs and maintenance expense.

 

 

    • Record repairs and maintenance expense.

 

 

 

 

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