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Texas oil company operates solely in the United States. The following amounts are paid during June 2018 relating to producing leases:
Fuel for lease A....$50,000
Supplies for lease A....15,000
Labor cost for pumpers and gaugers-lease A...20,500
Salaries and fringe benefits of regional supervisors...20,000
Contract labor for refracturing well of Lease A...12,000
Property tax-Lease A....14,000
Transportation cost for several leases....10,200
Required: Record the above transactions.
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