JAS LUZANU LPT.Contact # : 09750614305Getting Better:Solve the Problem below.1. Gypsy Co. had the following cash related transaction for the fist month of operationMarch 2018.the owner invested P 100, 000 to start her businessBought P 50, 200 worth of merchandize inventorySold goods for P 80, 500 on accountCollected P 50, 800 from accounts receivableMarch9.1517Sold goods for cash P 75, 300Paid employees salaries amounting to P 36, 900paid electricity and water bills amounting to P 23, 600the owner withdraw P 15, 500 for personal expenses19252930Required: Determine the T-account.Gaining Mastery:the effect of all the transaction above problem and the balance at the end

A T-account is a log or list of accounts that keep track of account transfers.

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