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During the first quarter, the following transactions occurred: On January 3 , purchased and received $ 3 , 4 0 0 of supplies on account.

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During the first quarter, the following transactions occurred:
On January 3, purchased and received $3,400 of supplies on account. Rossie paid $200 in cash directly to the shipping company using Check #753(hint: debit Miscellaneous Expenses for the $200).
On January 11, Rossie paid for the supplies purchased on January 3. Rossie used check #754.
On January 20, paid employees 5,200 of wages with Check #755.
On January 31, purchased a truck for $23,000. Rossie wrote a check (#756) for $5,000 and took out a Note Payable for the remaining amount. Vehicles have a 7-year useful life and no salvage value.
On February 1, provided services, on account, for $18,500 to Willert Corp.
On February 14, paid $6,600 on accounts payable. Check #757 was used.
On March 1, purchased equipment for $18,000 with a Note Payable. Equipment has a 5-year useful life and $3,000 salvage value.
On March 1, paid miscellaneous expenses of $1,200. Check #758 was used.
On March 20, received a check from Willert Corp for $9,500 to pay a portion of what is owed to Rossie. On March 21, provided services, on account, for $22,800 to Armstrong Inc.
On March 22, found out that Willert Corp. filed for bankruptcy. Rossie therefore, wrote off the remainir amount owed by Willert Corp.
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