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Trial Balance DR CR Cash 10,000 AR 2,000 Supplies 1,000 Equipment 5,000 Accum depreciation 2,000 Automobile 15,000 Accum depreciation

Trial Balance
DR CR
Cash          10,000
AR            2,000
Supplies            1,000
Equipment            5,000
Accum depreciation            2,000
Automobile          15,000
Accum depreciation            3,000
AP            5,000
Wages Payable            2,000
Unearned Fees            3,000
Jones, Capital          10,700
Jones, Drawing            1,000
Fees Earned          12,000
Rent Expense            2,000
Wages Expense            1,000
Utility Expense               500
Supplies Expense                   -  
Depreciation Expense                   -  
Misc. Expense               200
Total          37,700

         37,700

The following adjustments have accured. Place these on your worksheet under the following
Adjustments Adj. Trial Balance Income Statement Balance Sheet
.
If the account is not currently there, add it to the bottom.
1. Used $500 of supplies.
2. Earned $5,000 of fees this period, but have not been billed yet
3. Depreciation expense on the equipment is period is $300
4. Wages earned but not paid yet, $2000
5. Earned $1000 of the unearned fees

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