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The chart below is a General Journal that reflects accounts made for foregoing transactions in the accounts. Use this General Journal to create a Trial

The chart below is a General Journal that reflects accounts made for foregoing transactions in the accounts. Use this General Journal to create a Trial Balance.

GENERAL JOURNAL
Date Debit Credit
Dec.
1.Cash$ 65,000.00
Common stock$ 65,000.00
( To record issuance of common stock. )
2.Rent expense5,000
Advertising expense5,000
( To record payment of office rent. )
3.Advertising expense550
Accounts payable550
( To record purchase on account for T-shirts used for advertising. )
4.Accounts payable475
Cash475
( To record payment owed on account. )
5.Cash2,800
Wants ad revenue2,800
( To record collection want ad revenue. )
6.Delivery expense810
Cash810
( To record payment to post office for bulk mailing. )
7.Accounts receivable6,300
Advertising revenue6,300
( To record billing for advertising. )
8.Delivery expense70
Cash70
To record payment for courier service. )
9.Printing expense3,900
Cash3,900
( To record payment for printing. )
10.Cash4,570
Want ad revenue4,570
( To record the collection of want ad revenue. )
11.Utility expense510
Accounts payable510
( To record the December utilities invoice. )
12.Printing expense4,400
Cash4,400
( To record payment for printing. )
13.Salaries expense6,100
Cash6,100
( To record payment of salaries. )
14.Accounts receivable8,950
Advertising revenue8,950
( To record billings for advertising revenue. )
15.Delivery expense630
Cash630
(To record payment to the post office for bulk mailing. )
16.Delivery expense90
Cash90
( To record payment for courier service. )
17.Cash5,100
Accounts receivable5,100
( To record collection of receivables. )
18.Office equipment3,100
Notes payable3,100
( To record purchase of fax machine. )

QUESTION:

Prepare a Trial Balance Sheet accordingly.

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