Orange Realty acts as an agent in buying, selling, renting, and managing real estate. The trial balance on October 31, 20Y4, is shown next. ORANGE REALTY Trial Balance October 31, 20Y4   Debit Balances Credit Balances Cash   16,960         Accounts Receivable   34,900         Prepaid Insurance   3,600         Office Supplies   800         Land   -         Accounts Payable         4,960   Unearned Rent         -   Notes Payable         -   Common Stock         5,000   Retained Earnings         26,540   Dividends   12,800         Fees Earned         176,000   Salary and Commission Expense   112,000         Rent Expense   14,000         Advertising Expense   11,440         Automobile Expense   5,120         Miscellaneous Expense   880             212,500     212,500   The following business transactions were completed by Orange Realty during November 20Y4: Nov.   1   Purchased office supplies on account, $1,050.     2   Paid rent on office for month, $2,000.     3   Received cash from clients on account, $22,300.     5   Paid annual insurance premiums, $2,850.     9   Returned a portion of the office supplies purchased on November 1, receiving full credit for their cost, $200.     17   Paid advertising expense, $2,750.     23   Paid creditors on account, $2,475.     29   Paid miscellaneous expenses, $250.     30   Paid automobile expense (including rental charges for an automobile), $750.     30   Discovered an error in computing a commission; received cash from the salesperson for the overpayment, $500.     30   Paid salaries and commissions for the month, $13,900.     30   Recorded revenue earned and billed to clients during the month, $41,500.     30   Purchased land for a future building site for $37,500, paying $5,000 in cash and giving a note payable for the remainder.     30   Paid dividends, $2,500.     30   Rented land purchased on November 30 to a local university for use as a parking lot for athletic events; received advance payment of $1,800. Required: 1.  Journalize the transactions for November in a two-column journal. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave the box blank. 2.  Record the November 1, 20Y4, balance of each account in the appropriate balance column of a T account. 3.  Post the journal entries to the T accounts below, selecting the date to the left of each amount to identify the transaction. Determine the balances for all accounts. Cash Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_2 Nov. 2  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_4 Nov. 3  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_6 Nov. 5  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_8 Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_10 Nov. 17  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_12 Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_14 Nov. 29  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_16     Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_18     Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_20     Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_22     Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_24     Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_26 Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_28     Accounts Receivable Nov. 3  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_30 Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_32 Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_34     Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_36     Prepaid Insurance Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_38     Nov. 5  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_40     Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_42     Office Supplies Nov. 1  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_44 Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_46 Nov. 9  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_48     Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_50     Land   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_52       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_54     Accounts Payable   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_56   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_58   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_60   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_62       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_64 Unearned Rent       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_66       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_68 Notes Payable       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_70       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_72 Common Stock       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_74 Retained Earnings       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_76 Dividends   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_78       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_80       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_82     Fees Earned       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_84       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_86       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_88 Salary and Commission Expense   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_90   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_92   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_94       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_96     Rent Expense   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_98       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_100       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_102     Advertising Expense   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_104       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_106       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_108     Automobile Expense   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_110       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_112       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_114     Miscellaneous Expense   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_116       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_118       fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_120

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Orange Realty acts as an agent in buying, selling, renting, and managing real estate. The trial balance on October 31, 20Y4, is shown next.

ORANGE REALTY
Trial Balance
October 31, 20Y4
  Debit
Balances
Credit
Balances
Cash   16,960        
Accounts Receivable   34,900        
Prepaid Insurance   3,600        
Office Supplies   800        
Land   -        
Accounts Payable         4,960  
Unearned Rent         -  
Notes Payable         -  
Common Stock         5,000  
Retained Earnings         26,540  
Dividends   12,800        
Fees Earned         176,000  
Salary and Commission Expense   112,000        
Rent Expense   14,000        
Advertising Expense   11,440        
Automobile Expense   5,120        
Miscellaneous Expense   880        
    212,500     212,500  

The following business transactions were completed by Orange Realty during November 20Y4:

Nov.   1   Purchased office supplies on account, $1,050.
    2   Paid rent on office for month, $2,000.
    3   Received cash from clients on account, $22,300.
    5   Paid annual insurance premiums, $2,850.
    9   Returned a portion of the office supplies purchased on November 1, receiving full credit for their cost, $200.
    17   Paid advertising expense, $2,750.
    23   Paid creditors on account, $2,475.
    29   Paid miscellaneous expenses, $250.
    30   Paid automobile expense (including rental charges for an automobile), $750.
    30   Discovered an error in computing a commission; received cash from the salesperson for the overpayment, $500.
    30   Paid salaries and commissions for the month, $13,900.
    30   Recorded revenue earned and billed to clients during the month, $41,500.
    30   Purchased land for a future building site for $37,500, paying $5,000 in cash and giving a note payable for the remainder.
    30   Paid dividends, $2,500.
    30   Rented land purchased on November 30 to a local university for use as a parking lot for athletic events; received advance payment of $1,800.

Required:

1.  Journalize the transactions for November in a two-column journal. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave the box blank.

2.  Record the November 1, 20Y4, balance of each account in the appropriate balance column of a T account.

3.  Post the journal entries to the T accounts below, selecting the date to the left of each amount to identify the transaction. Determine the balances for all accounts.

Cash
Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_2 Nov. 2  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_4
Nov. 3  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_6 Nov. 5  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_8
Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_10 Nov. 17  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_12
Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_14 Nov. 29  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_16
    Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_18
    Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_20
    Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_22
    Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_24
    Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_26
Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_28    


Accounts Receivable
Nov. 3  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_30 Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_32
Nov. 30  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_34    
Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_36    


Prepaid Insurance
Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_38    
Nov. 5  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_40    
Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_42    


Office Supplies
Nov. 1  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_44 Nov. 1 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_46
Nov. 9  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_48    
Nov. 30 Bal.  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_50    


Land
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_52    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_54    


Accounts Payable
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_56   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_58
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_60   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_62
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_64


Unearned Rent
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_66
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_68


Notes Payable
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_70
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_72


Common Stock
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_74


Retained Earnings
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_76


Dividends
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_78    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_80    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_82    


Fees Earned
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_84
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_86
      fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_88


Salary and Commission Expense
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_90   fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_92
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_94    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_96    


Rent Expense
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_98    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_100    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_102    


Advertising Expense
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_104    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_106    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_108    


Automobile Expense
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_110    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_112    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_114    


Miscellaneous Expense
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_116    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_118    
  fill in the blank 77e73003afeafb0_120    
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