Post the following transactions into the appropriate T accounts. Note: Select the Debit account first, then the Credit account. 1. Purchased supplies for $2,500 in cash. 2. Delivered monthly statements, collected fee income of $23,500. 3. Paid the current month's office rent of $4,500. 4. Completed professional financial planning: billed client for $3,500. 5. Client paid fee of $1,500 for weekly counseling, previously billed. 8. Billed client for $2,500 fee for preparing a comprehensive financial plan. 9. Purchased supplies of $1,050 on account. 10. Paid office salaries of $4,100. 12. Clients paid a total of $8,600 cash for fees. 6. Paid office salaries of $4,100. 7. Paid telephone bill of $530. 8. Billed client for $2,500 fee for preparing a comprehensive financial plan. 9. Purchased supplies of $1,050 on account. 10. Paid office salaries of $4,100. Problem 3.3A (Algo) Using T accounts to record transactions involving revenues and expenses. LO 3 3-4 The following occurred during June at Robinson Financial Planning and Wealth Management. Post the following transactions into the appropriate T accounts: Transactions: 1. Purchased supplies for $2,500 in cash. 2. Delivered monthly statements; collected fee income of $23,500. 3. Paid the current month's office rent of $4,500. 4. Completed professional financial planning; billed client for $3,500. 5. Client paid fee of $1,500 for weekly counseling. previously billed. 6. Paid office salaries of $4,100. 7. Paid telephone bill of $530. 8. Billed client for $2,500 fee for preparing a comprehensive financial plan. 9. Purchased supplies of $1,050 on account. 10. Paid office salaries of $4,100. 11. Collected $2,500 from client who was billed. 12. Clients paid a total of $8,600 cash for fees. Analyze: How much cash did the business spend during the month? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Post the following transactions into the appropriate T accounts. Notes Select the Debit account first, then the Credit account. 1. Purchased supplies for $2,500 in cash