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Please journal these in a spreadsheet with dr . and cr . with a column showing the affected chart of accounts! Thank you! ( cash

Please journal these in a spreadsheet with dr. and cr. with a column showing the affected chart of accounts! Thank you! (cash basis AIS with NO accruals) Thanks!
Appendix A - January 2024 Transactions
As of January 1,2024 the petty cash was $200.00 and the cash balance in Bicicletta's bank account was $35,823.96. It is currently, January 7,2024 and Sohrab has tracked the first week of business events in a log book and they are:
January 2nd, purchased cleaning supplies for $45.67(before HST) paid cash from petty cash.
January 3rd, completed an annual bike tune up for $78.50 before HST. Customer paid cash.
January 4th, ordered spare parts in preparation for the upcoming spring rush (when everyone wants their bicycle repaired). The spare parts are expected to arrive in February.
January 4th, sold an e-bike for $3,499.99 before HST. Customer paid cash.
January 5th, sold bicycling shorts for $70 before HST and two athletic t-shirts for $50 each before HST. Customer paid by cash.
January 5th, sold racing bicycle for $1,879.99 before HST. Customer paid by Visa.
January 5th, sold tires for a trail bike for $225.00 before HST. Customer paid by Visa.
January 6th, held interviews for potential part time summer employees.
January 6th, purchased office supplies for $78.55(before HST) paid cash from petty cash.
January 6th, each owner withdrew $200.00 each from the business bank account.
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