Queen Company uses a single column cash book to record all the following cash

transactions. Which happened during the month of September 2018.

Sep.01: Cash in hand at start of the month $4,654.

Sep.02: Paid salaries to employees for the last month $3,000.

Sep.05: Cash received from S & Co. for a previous credit sale $2,720.

Sep.06: Merchandise purchased for cash $1,400.

Sep.07: Merchandise sold for cash $4,700.

Sep.10: Office furniture purchased for cash $3,080.

Sep.12: Stationary purchased for cash $170.

Sep.15: Merchandise sold for cash $9,000.

Sep.17: Cash paid to A & Co. for a previous credit purchase $1,780.

Sep.20: Merchandise purchased for cash $2,460.

Sep.21: Merchandise sold for cash $4,680.

Sep.24: Cash received from S & Co. for a previous credit sale $2,400.

Sep.28: Cash paid for office rent $1,600.

Sep.30: Merchandise sold for cash $7,200

Required: Record the above transactions in simple cash book and post entries from the cash book to the relevant ledger accounts in general and subsidiary ledgers.

Intermediate accounting

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. . Queen Company uses a single column cash book to record all the following cash transactions. Which happened during the month of September 2018. Sep.01: Cash in hand at start of the month $4,654. Sep.02: Paid salaries to employees for the last month $3,000. Sep.05: Cash received from S & Co. for a previous credit sale $2,720. Sep.06: Merchandise purchased for cash $1,400. Sep.07: Merchandise sold for cash $4,700. Sep.10: Office furniture purchased for cash $3,080. Sep.12: Stationary purchased for cash $170. Sep.15: Merchandise sold for cash $9,000. Sep.17: Cash paid to A & Co. for a previous credit purchase $1,780. Sep.20: Merchandise purchased for cash $2,460. Sep.21: Merchandise sold for cash $4,680. Sep.24: Cash received from S & Co. for a previous credit sale $2,400. Sep.28: Cash paid for office rent $1,600. Sep.30: Merchandise sold for cash $7,200 Required: Record the above transactions in simple cash book and post entries from the cash book to the relevant ledger accounts in general and subsidiary ledgers