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Chapter 1, Problem 66C
To determine
Concept Introduction:
Accounting:
Accounting is an art of recording, classifying, analyzing and summarizing the financial statement to produce meaningful information and reports.
To indicate:
How Jim could use the accounting information to avoid the situation.
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Subject : Principle Of Accounting
Q 1: NC operates a business closes its accounts and prepares financial statements at the end of each
month. During the month of June entered into the following transactions:
June 1 Owner deposited $ 150000 cash in a bank account .
June 2 Purchased $ 240000 equipment, paid $ 100000 cash and issued a 9 percent note for the
balance.
June 3 Paid $ 10,000 four months advance rent.
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June 9 Purchased on account from F.P. distributor $ 290 parts needed to repair a rental tractor.
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June 10 Paid salaries for $ 3200.
June 15 Equipment rental fees earned amount $ 8900 ,of which $ 7200 was received in cash.
June 18 Paid the accounts payable to F.P. distributor.
June 19…
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