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(i need it typed please) Transaction Analysis, Trial Balance, and Financial Statements Kate Miller operates the Miller Dance Studio. On June 1, the business's general

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Transaction Analysis, Trial Balance, and Financial Statements

Kate Miller operates the Miller Dance Studio. On June 1, the business's general ledger contained the following information:

Cash $16,074
Accounts Receivable 31,356
Total $47,430
Accounts Payable $864
Notes Payable 5,400
Common Stock 17,766
Retained Earnings 23,400
Total $47,430

The following transactions occurred during the month of June:

1 Paid June rent for practice studio. $1,935
2 Paid June piano rental (Rent Expense). 1,620
3 Collected from students on account. 22,176
4 Borrowed and signed a promissory note payable due in 6 months for 9,900
5 Billed students for June instructional fees. 13,680
6 Paid interest for June on outstanding notes payable. 108
7 Paid for advertising ballet performances. 630
8 Paid costume rental (Rent Expense). 1,080
9 Collected admission fees from ballet performances given during the month. 7,380
10 Paid amount owed on account. 864
11 Received invoice for June utilities, to be paid in July. 504
12 Paid stockholders a cash dividend. 1,350
13 Used cash to purchase piano, to be used in business starting in July. 9,000

Required a. Set up accounts for the general ledger with June 1 balances and enter the beginning balances. Also provide the following accounts: Piano; Dividends; Instructional Fees Earned; Performance Revenue; Rent Expense; Utilities Expense; Advertising Expense; and Interest Expense. Record the listed transactions in the accounts.

b. Prepare a trial balance as of June 30.

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Description Debit Credit
To record payment of studio rent.
To record payment of piano rent.
To record cash collection from students.
To record note payable.
To record June billings.
To record payment of interest.
To record payment for advertising.
To record payment for costume rental.
To record receipts for admission fees
To record payment owed on account.
To record June utilities invoice.
To record cash dividend.

To record purchase of a piano.

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MILLER DANCE STUDIO Trial Balance June 30
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