1. Deposited $500,000 cash in the bank for use by business.2. Purchased $20,000 supplies on account.3. Purchased land for future repair site for $240,000 cash.4. Paid $18,000 to creditors5. Withrew $25,000 for personal use.6. Paid $28,000 rent for the month.7. Performed services on account $65,0008. Paid utilities, $21,0009. Recieved $28,000 cash for earned repair services10. Paid salaries, $15,000 LA CRUZ, LPTC25,000)cas,oo0C15,00)It,00065 90020,o00250 00004 000MexStidk on to che59,0006418 36240 000mentals of Accountancy, Business and Management 1: 2021 EditionMMCIHS use onlyActivity 4-3 Financial Transaction WorksheetThe assets, liabilities and owner's equity of Deogracia Corpuz who operates a repair shop areexpressed in equation form below. Corpuz completed the following transactions:LiabilitiesAccountsEquityCorpuz,СaptalAssetsAccountsCash+ Supplies +Land%3DReceivablePayable1 Deposited P500,000 Bal6 Paid P28,000 rentfor the month(6)Bal7 Performed serviceson account P65,000 (7)Bal8 Paid utilities,P21,000(8)Bal9 Received P28,000Cash for earned(6)Balrepair services10 Paid salaries,P15,000(10),BalRequired: Complete the financial transaction worksheet. For each transaction, identify thechanges in owner's equity, if any, by placing the letter I (income), E (Expense), W (withdrawal),or INV (investment) at the right of each increase or decrease of in equity. On the lines labeled"Bal." (i.e. Balance) show the new equation resulting from transaction.

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1. Deposited $500,000 cash in the bank for use by business. 2. Purchased $20,000 supplies on account. 3. Purchased land for future repair site for $240,000 cash. 4. Paid $18,000 to creditors 5. Withrew $25,000 for personal use. 6. Paid $28,000 rent for the month. 7. Performed services on account $65,000 8. Paid utilities, $21,000 9. Recieved $28,000 cash for earned repair services 10. Paid salaries, $15,000

1. Deposited $500,000 cash in the bank for use by business. 2. Purchased $20,000 supplies on account. 3. Purchased land for future repair site for $240,000 cash. 4. Paid $18,000 to creditors 5. Withrew $25,000 for personal use. 6. Paid $28,000 rent for the month. 7. Performed services on account $65,000 8. Paid utilities, $21,000 9. Recieved $28,000 cash for earned repair services 10. Paid salaries, $15,000

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