Tequila Mockingbird, a liquor store, purchased a new point$-$of$-$sale system to improve efficiency in ringing up customers. The point$-$of$-$sale system cost $$30,000,$ has an estimated useful life of $4$ years or $10,700$ customers served, and an estimated residual $($salvage$)$ value of $$2,180.$ The point$-$of$-$sale system served $4,280$ customers in year $1,3,210$ customers in year $2,2,140$ customers in year $3,$ and $1,070$ customers in year $4.$

Suppose that Tequila Mockingbird sold the point$-$of$-$sale system at the end of the fourth year for $$2,180$ cash $($after it was fully depreciated$).$ Record the journal entry for the sale:

Journal entry worksheet

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Tequila Mockingbird sold the point$-$of$-$sale system at the end of the fourth year for $$1,000$ cash $($after it was fully depreciated$).$

Note: Enter debits before credits.

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