A&E Sports operates game facility. A&E had the following take place in February 1) Paid $2,278 for an Internet advertisement run on Yahool in February 2) Paid the electric and gas utility bill for $1,660 for January utility services. 3) Paid $5,862 in wages to employees, $724 for work done in February, the rest was for work done in January. 4) Purchased $975 of supplies for cash. The total expenses that will be recognized in February are. $ 9,839 3,002

A&E Sports operates game facility. A&E had the following take place in February 1) Paid $2,278 for an Internet advertisement run on Yahool in February 2) Paid the electric and gas utility bill for $1,660 for January utility services. 3) Paid $5,862 in wages to employees, $724 for work done in February, the rest was for work done in January. 4) Purchased $975 of supplies for cash. The total expenses that will be recognized in February are. $ 9,839 3,002

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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