Chapter Three: Journal Transactions 4. HOThe Insurance Company received $1,241 in cash for services performed. Debit/ Credit Account Effect on Account Assets. Liebiliky Cash oincrease decrease Service Fees decrease increase CR beesribiug neamo0 sonsiuenl er S bnel to DB Account nelaye 1etugmoo InugooA no Josit fibe1 mateye 19tuqmo nou ease веветоеb bnsJ The Insurance Company performed services.on credit for $10,000. 5. Debit/ Credit Effect on Account A Account Credit Assotı decrease increase Accounts Receivable decrease increase Service Fees CR DB Account 38.22 eooyoignme wen nierit bisq negmoo sonsuonl ar tou loucpoA no toalE oanoqx3 aogaW gaW pasSIoni The Insurance Company accrued $4,000 in interest on a bond payable. 6. Debit/ Credit Effect on Account

Chapter Three: Journal Transactions 4. HOThe Insurance Company received $1,241 in cash for services performed. Debit/ Credit Account Effect on Account Assets. Liebiliky Cash oincrease decrease Service Fees decrease increase CR beesribiug neamo0 sonsiuenl er S bnel to DB Account nelaye 1etugmoo InugooA no Josit fibe1 mateye 19tuqmo nou ease веветоеb bnsJ The Insurance Company performed services.on credit for $10,000. 5. Debit/ Credit Effect on Account A Account Credit Assotı decrease increase Accounts Receivable decrease increase Service Fees CR DB Account 38.22 eooyoignme wen nierit bisq negmoo sonsuonl ar tou loucpoA no toalE oanoqx3 aogaW gaW pasSIoni The Insurance Company accrued $4,000 in interest on a bond payable. 6. Debit/ Credit Effect on Account

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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