Exercise 1 Creates the Taccounts for the submitted transactions. Mountain Constructions had the following transactions in April: April 1 They paid utility expenses for $700 4 Materials (supplies) were purchased in cash $1,500 A construction was carried out on a customer for $9,000 and paid in cash A roof of a house was worked for $4,000 on credit. 10 12 Construction equipment was purchased for $2,500 on credit. 15 A month's rent was paid for $1,500 18 They bought a truck on credit for $20, 000. A payment was made to the purchased truck account for $1,200. 20

Exercise 1 Creates the Taccounts for the submitted transactions. Mountain Constructions had the following transactions in April: April 1 They paid utility expenses for $700 4 Materials (supplies) were purchased in cash $1,500 A construction was carried out on a customer for $9,000 and paid in cash A roof of a house was worked for $4,000 on credit. 10 12 Construction equipment was purchased for $2,500 on credit. 15 A month's rent was paid for $1,500 18 They bought a truck on credit for $20, 000. A payment was made to the purchased truck account for $1,200. 20

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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