EcoStar Pest Services began operations on September 1, 2022 with an investment of $36,000 cash into the business. During the month of September, EcoStar completed the following additional transactions: Sep 02 Sold a customer pool equipment on account, $3,000 Sep 04 Purchased supplies on credit for $1,200 Sep 08 Repaired a customer's pool and collected the fee of $2,200 Sep 13 Received $600 from customers for payment on their account Sep 15 Paid employee wages of $1,000 Sep 18 Repaired a customer's pool and billed, but did not collect $2.600. Sep 21 Collected $1,200 from a customer for a job to be performed in October What is the balance in the Accounts Receivable account on September 30, 20227 Select one: O a $3,800 b. $5,000 $6.200 d. $8,400 $9,600

EcoStar Pest Services began operations on September 1, 2022 with an investment of $36,000 cash into the business. During the month of September, EcoStar completed the following additional transactions: Sep 02 Sold a customer pool equipment on account, $3,000 Sep 04 Purchased supplies on credit for $1,200 Sep 08 Repaired a customer's pool and collected the fee of $2,200 Sep 13 Received $600 from customers for payment on their account Sep 15 Paid employee wages of $1,000 Sep 18 Repaired a customer's pool and billed, but did not collect $2.600. Sep 21 Collected $1,200 from a customer for a job to be performed in October What is the balance in the Accounts Receivable account on September 30, 20227 Select one: O a $3,800 b. $5,000 $6.200 d. $8,400 $9,600

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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