Dr $218.38 $405.65 $403.54 $12.48 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 JE# Date 7278 1/1/2022 7278 1/1/2022 7278 1/1/2022 7279 1/1/2022 72791/1/2022 7279 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7283 1/2/2022 7283 1/2/2022 General Ledger Cr. acct # Acct Name 1100 Cash: Storefront $16.18 2105 Sales Tax Payable $202.20 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $30.05 2105 Sales Tax Payable $375.60 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront 7022 Credit Card Expense $30.82 2105 Sales Tax Payable $385.20 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $9.26 2105 Sales Tax Payable $115.80 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $37.01 2105 Sales Tax Payable $462.60 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront 7022 Credit Card Expense Time 5:35:34 PM 5:35:34 PM 5:35:34 PM 5:47:01 PM 5:47:01 PM 5:47:01 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:49:30 PM 5:49:30 PM 5:49:30 PM 6:09:10 PM 6:09:10 PM Entry by Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes $125.06 $499.61 $403.96 $12.49 a) Using the data provided, identify the top 15 highest dollar journal entries made during 2022 b) Describe the journal entries. What does this tell you about Alpine's business, for example, does it refer to their largest source of revenue, or largest expenses? Put the entire journal entry in the template, you will need all debits and credits to be able to describe what the entry is for and what the overall picture that emerges from the entries means to the company as an ongoing concert. Put your entries in order of Journal Entry Number Hints: The largest entries can be either a large Debit or large Credit. General Ledger acct # Nam JE # Date Dr Cr. Time Entry by Dr $218.38 $405.65 $403.54 $12.48 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 JE# Date 7278 1/1/2022 7278 1/1/2022 7278 1/1/2022 7279 1/1/2022 72791/1/2022 7279 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7280 1/1/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7281 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7282 1/2/2022 7283 1/2/2022 7283 1/2/2022 General Ledger Cr. acct # Acct Name 1100 Cash: Storefront $16.18 2105 Sales Tax Payable $202.20 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $30.05 2105 Sales Tax Payable $375.60 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront 7022 Credit Card Expense $30.82 2105 Sales Tax Payable $385.20 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $9.26 2105 Sales Tax Payable $115.80 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront $37.01 2105 Sales Tax Payable $462.60 4101 Sales Revenue: Storefront 1100 Cash: Storefront 7022 Credit Card Expense Time 5:35:34 PM 5:35:34 PM 5:35:34 PM 5:47:01 PM 5:47:01 PM 5:47:01 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 6:08:55 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:36:45 PM 5:49:30 PM 5:49:30 PM 5:49:30 PM 6:09:10 PM 6:09:10 PM Entry by Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes $125.06 $499.61 $403.96 $12.49 a) Using the data provided, identify the top 15 highest dollar journal entries made during 2022 b) Describe the journal entries. What does this tell you about Alpine's business, for example, does it refer to their largest source of revenue, or largest expenses? Put the entire journal entry in the template, you will need all debits and credits to be able to describe what the entry is for and what the overall picture that emerges from the entries means to the company as an ongoing concert. Put your entries in order of Journal Entry Number Hints: The largest entries can be either a large Debit or large Credit. General Ledger acct # Nam JE # Date Dr Cr. Time Entry by