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Now, we are required to journalize the transactions.
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That is we have to journalize.
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Now what we are given? cash, cash, $14 ,000, accounts receivable, $58 ,000.
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Then you have inventory, inventory, inventory, $28 ,000.
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Now land, $78 ,000.
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And then building and equipment, building and equipment, we have $49 ,000.
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Now this forms assets, right? these are assets.
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Let's see.
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These are assets.
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And now these are the liabilities.
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Now what are the liabilities? liabilities, $1 ,00 ,000, that is capital of march, april, and may, that is $1 ,99 ,000.
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Now we have to journalize the transaction.
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How the transaction will be? asset account always has a debit balance.
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So it will be asset account debit.
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The total of all assets will be taken, which is $2 ,13 ,000, and this is given in the problem.
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So it will be $2 ,13 ,000.
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Two liabilities account.
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Now what is a liability? liability that is given, that is $1 ,99 ,000.
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Now the remaining amount will be capital reserve.
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That will be going to capital reserve.
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So to capital reserve account, so that is $14 ,000.
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Now what is a further requirement? we have to journalize few other transactions.
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Now let's see the journalization of few other transactions.
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Now the land building and equipment was sold for $20 ,000.
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Land building and equipment was sold for $20 ,000.
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Cash account debit, cash account debit to land building equipment account.
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Right? so here it will be $20 ,000.
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So here it will be $20 ,000.
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Now what are the other things? inventory was sold.
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Now inventory was sold for $59 ,000.
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So it would be cash account debit to inventory account.
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Cash account debit to inventory account, which is $59 ,000...