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3 years ago

The trial balance of Blues Traveler Corporation does not balance.

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1 answer:

Anna [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Total DEBIT SIDE $24,509

Total CREDIT SIDE $24,509

Explanation:

Preparation of a corrected trial balance..

BLUES TRAVELER CORPORATION

Trial Balance April 30,2020

DEBIT SIDE

Cash $5,992

(5992+270-135-135=$5,992)

(1,890-1,620=270)

Accounts Receivable $5,010

(5,280-270=$5,010)

(1,890-1,620=270)

Supplies $3,007

Equipment $9,500

(6,140+3,360=$9,500)

Office Expense $1,000

(4,360-3,360=$1,000)

Total DEBIT SIDE $24,509

CREDIT SIDE

Accounts payable $7,084

Common stock $8,040

Retained earnings $2,040

Service revenue $7,345

(5,240+2,025+80=$7,345)

(2,290-265=2,025)

($5,320 - $5,240=80)

Total CREDIT SIDE $24,509

Therefore the corrected trial balance Total DEBIT SIDE and Total CREDIT SIDE will be $24,509

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