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February 1 Started business with her own money of $35,000 which was deposited to a business bank account February 7 Purchased delivery van from McGinley

February 1

Started business with her own money of $35,000 which was deposited to a business bank account

February 7

Purchased delivery van from McGinley Motors for $22,000, paying a deposit of $2,000 (by check) with the balance on credit

February 8

Bought office equipment on credit from Eves Inc for $3,800

February 12

Paid for business advertising $540 by check

February 15

Withdrew $300 cash from bank to pay for miscellaneous business expenses (see below)

February 19

Bought stock/inventory on credit from P Gabriel $10,560

February 25

Sold goods on credit to S McDevitt for $12,150 that cost $7,900

February 27

Paid $120 cash for stationery

March 1

Paid P Gabriel all monies due to them by check

March 7

Paid rent of $6,000 by check for last month and the next 3 months (for business premises)

March 13

Purchased stock/inventory from G Harold by check for $5,000

March 18

Purchased dcor for business premises with cash $45

March 25

Sold goods to J Rudling for $8,100 and received a check these goods cost $6,400

March 30

Received rent of $600 (Julie sub-let part of the business premises she rented).

On 6 April, Julie received a bank statement showing bank charges deducted from the business bank account of $15 for the two-month period.

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  1. Prepare journal entries for the above transactions (please use an Excel spreadsheet to do so).
  2. Determine how much stock/inventory and cash is left and what the balance in the bank account is at the end of the 2-month period.
  3. How much is owed to Julie from her customers and how much does she owe to her suppliers etc.?
  4. Outline what the basic accounting equation is and what liabilities are.

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