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GENERAL JOURNAL Date Account and Explanation Post Ref. Debit Credit Jun 1 Cash 105,000 Jun 1 Capital 105,000 (capital contribution) Jun 1 Computer Equipment 56,000

GENERAL JOURNAL

Date Account and Explanation Post Ref. Debit Credit
Jun 1 Cash 105,000
Jun 1 Capital 105,000
(capital contribution)
Jun 1 Computer Equipment 56,000
Jun 1 Cash 56,000
(cash purchase of equipment)
Jun 1 Cash 198,000
Jun 1 Bank Loan Payable 198,000
(received cash loan)
Jun 1 Prepaid Insurance 7,200
Jun 1 Cash 7,200
(paid for prepaid expense)
Jun 3 Cash 3,200
Jun 3 Revenues 3,200
(provision of services for cash)
Jun 5 Telephone Expense 200
Jun 5 Cash 200
(paid telephone expense)
Jun 7 Office Supplies 2,800
Jun 7 Accounts Payable 2,800
(credit purchase of office supplies)
Jun 8 Accounts Receivable 7,000
Jun 8 Revenues 7,000
(provision of services on credit)
Jun 11 Cash 6,700
Jun 11 Unearned Revenue 6,700
(revenue received in advance)
Jun 17 Wages Expense 6,900
Jun 17 Cash 6,900
(paid staff wages)
Jun 19 Cash 2,100
Jun 19 Accounts Receivable 2,100
(collection of accounts receivable)
Jun 21 Withdrawals 2,000
Jun 21 Cash 2,000
(cash withdrawal by owner)
Jun 25 Accounts Payable 1,680
Jun 25 Cash 1,680
(payment of accounts payable - supplies)
Jun 25 Accounts Receivable 6,700
Jun 25 Revenues 6,700
(provision of services on credit)
Jun 27 Cash 2,500
Jun 27 Revenues 2,500
(provision of services for cash)

(Q=320-100.Cash)

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