Problems 7. The following invoices are being entered into the account- ing system. Using the chart of accounts in Figure 2-1, determine the changes to the balance sheet, income statement, job cost ledger, and equipment ledger as the result of entering each of the following invoices: a. A $5,000 invoice for concrete charged to job cost code 302.01.32300M b. A $12,350 invoice from a subcontractor for plumb- ing charged to job cost code 309.02.22100S. Ten percent retention is withheld from the invoice. c. A $255 phone bill charged to job cost code 315.01.018000 d. A $1,352 bill for main office rent e. A $112 invoice for office supplies for the main office f. A $375 invoice for repairs to Backhoe 2 g. A $563 invoice for nails. The nails will be placed in inventory until they are needed on the jobs, at which time they will be billed to the jobs.

7. The following invoices are being entered into the accounting system. Using the chart of accounts in Figure 2-1, determine the changes to the balance sheet, income statement, job cost ledger, and equipment ledger as the result of entering each of the following invoices: a. A $5,000 invoice for concrete charged to job cost code 302.01.32300M b. A $12,350 invoice from a subcontractor for plumbing charged to job cost code 309.02.22100S. Ten percent retention is withheld from the invoice. c. A $255 phone bill charged to job cost code 315.01 .018000 d. A $1,352 bill for main office rent e. A \$112 invoice for office supplies for the main office f. A $375 invoice for repairs to Backhoe 2 g. A $563 invoice for nails. The nails will be placed in inventory until they are needed on the jobs, at which time they will be billed to the jobs. FIQURE 2-1 Chart of