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Nonamiya [84]
1 year ago
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Lanetterisbelle

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ierofanga [76]1 year ago
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Each transaction has been an analyzed in the trial balance below by showing its effects on the accounting equation-specifically, identifying the accounts and amounts.

<h3>How to prepare a Trial Balance?</h3>

The Journal Entries are:

Cash                                                                                 6500

Photography equipment                                                33500

                  Capital                                                                       40000

Prepaid Insurance                                                           2100

                   Cash                                                                         2100

Office Supplies                                                                  880

                  Cash                                                                          880

Cash                                                                                   3331

           Revenue                                                                          3331

Utilities Expense                                                                 675

           Cash                                                                                 675

Cash account = 6500 - 2100 - 880 + 3331 - 675

Cash Account = 6176

                                                     Trial Balance

                                                                              Debit                         Credit

Cash                                                                       6176

Prepaid Insurance                                                  2100

Supplies                                                                   880

Revenue                                                                                                      3331

Utilities Expense                                                      675

Capital                                                                                                       40000

Photography Equipment                                         33500

Total                                                                         43331                       43331

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