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Ricky's Piano Rebuilding Company has been in business for a year. On January 1, at the beginning of the second year, there is a zero

Ricky's Piano Rebuilding Company has been in business for a year. On January 1, at the beginning of the second year, there is a zero balance in the income statement accounts, and the balance sheet account balances are as follows:

in advance$6.000Accounts payable$8.000
Accounts receivable25.000Deferred Income (deposit)3.200
Supply1.200Debt Securities (long-term)40.000
Equipment8.000stock8.000
Kara6.000Retained earnings9.000
Bina22.000


January transactions are as follows:

  1. a. He received a $500 deposit from a customer who wanted his piano rebuilt in February.
  2. b. He leased part of the building to a bicycle repair shop; A rent of $300 was received for the month of January.
  3. c. It delivered five rebuilt pianos to customers paying $14,500 in cash.
  4. d. He delivered two reconstructed pianos to customers for the $7,000 deducted from the account.
  5. e. $6,000 was charged to their account from customers.
  6. f. For services in January, a $350 electricity and gas bill was received to be paid in February.
  7. g. I ordered supplies for $800.
  8. h. He paid $1,700 into the account in January.
  9. i. He paid employees $10,000 in January for work done this month.
  10. j. Cash received and paid for materials in (g) .
  1. Prepare an unadjusted trial balance on January 31st.

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