reate the journal entry for the transactions below

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Create the journal entry for the transactions below

The image contains an Excel spreadsheet detailing financial transactions for the month of March. Each entry includes a date and a brief description of the financial activity. Here is the transcription of the text:

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**In the General Journal and posted to the General Ledger:**

- **March 1**
  - Pay the $60,000.00 Note Payable owed to Little Bank. The cash to payoff the note is taken out of Big Bank. Also pay to Little Bank $450.00 for interest owed on the Note Payable for February. The $450.00 is also taken out of Big Bank.
  
- **March 1**
  - Take $5,025.00 cash out of Big Bank to pay for March's rent.
  
- **March 2**
  - Pay the Store that purchased on credit on February 15, 19Y5, $98,000.00 cash to pay off the amount due. The cash is deposited into Big Bank.
  
- **March 10**
  - Sale of inventory to a cash customer: receive $78,000.00 cash. Of inventory sold, $32,000.00. The customer pays cash. The cash is deposited into Big Bank.
  
- **March 15**
  - Take $62,550.00 cash out of Little Bank to pay employees for wages they have earned.
  
- **March 16**
  - Purchase $130,000.00 of inventory on credit. The invoice from Supplier, dated 03/16/Y5, indicates the credit terms are n/30. Inventory shipped FOB Destination.
  
- **March 17**
  - Sale of merchandise to a credit customer: invoice $76,000.00. Of the inventory sold, $40,000.00. The customer receives an invoice.
  
- **March 19**
  - Receive payment of $76,000.00 on March 17 invoice. The payment is deposited into Big Bank.
  
- **March 20**
  - Take $54,075.00 cash out of Big Bank to pay March's electric bill.
  
- **March 21**
  - Purchase $58,000.00 of inventory on credit. The invoice from Vendor, dated 03/21/Y5, indicates the credit terms are n/30. Inventory shipped FOB Destination.
  
- **March 22**
  - Receive payment of $56,075.00 principal due on Note Payable
Transcribed Image Text:The image contains an Excel spreadsheet detailing financial transactions for the month of March. Each entry includes a date and a brief description of the financial activity. Here is the transcription of the text: --- **In the General Journal and posted to the General Ledger:** - **March 1** - Pay the $60,000.00 Note Payable owed to Little Bank. The cash to payoff the note is taken out of Big Bank. Also pay to Little Bank $450.00 for interest owed on the Note Payable for February. The $450.00 is also taken out of Big Bank. - **March 1** - Take $5,025.00 cash out of Big Bank to pay for March's rent. - **March 2** - Pay the Store that purchased on credit on February 15, 19Y5, $98,000.00 cash to pay off the amount due. The cash is deposited into Big Bank. - **March 10** - Sale of inventory to a cash customer: receive $78,000.00 cash. Of inventory sold, $32,000.00. The customer pays cash. The cash is deposited into Big Bank. - **March 15** - Take $62,550.00 cash out of Little Bank to pay employees for wages they have earned. - **March 16** - Purchase $130,000.00 of inventory on credit. The invoice from Supplier, dated 03/16/Y5, indicates the credit terms are n/30. Inventory shipped FOB Destination. - **March 17** - Sale of merchandise to a credit customer: invoice $76,000.00. Of the inventory sold, $40,000.00. The customer receives an invoice. - **March 19** - Receive payment of $76,000.00 on March 17 invoice. The payment is deposited into Big Bank. - **March 20** - Take $54,075.00 cash out of Big Bank to pay March's electric bill. - **March 21** - Purchase $58,000.00 of inventory on credit. The invoice from Vendor, dated 03/21/Y5, indicates the credit terms are n/30. Inventory shipped FOB Destination. - **March 22** - Receive payment of $56,075.00 principal due on Note Payable
Expert Solution
Journal Entries
Date Particulars Amount (Debit)
1-Mar Cash 60000
  Bank  
     
  Note Payable 60000
  Cash  
     
  Cash 450
  Bank  
     
  Interest Payable 450
  Cash  
     
1-Mar Cash 5025
  Bank  
     
  Rent 5025
  Cash  
     
2-Mar Cash 88000
  Accounts Receivable  
     
  Bank 88000
  Cash  
     
10-Mar Cash 78000
  COGS 32000
  Revenue  
  Inventory  
     
  Bank 78000
  Cash  
     
15-Mar Cash 22550
  Bank  
     
  Wages 22550
  Cash  
     
16-Mar Inventory 81500
  Accounts Payable  
     
17-Mar Accounts Receivable 107000
  COGS 44000
  Revenue  
  Inventory  
     
20-Mar Accounts Receivable 100000
  Cash 38500
  COGS 36500
  Revenue  
  Inventory  
     
  Bank 38500
  Cash  
     
22-Mar Cash 49000
  Bank  
     
  Inventory 49000
  Cash  
     
26-Mar Cash 40750
  Bank  
     
  Accounts Payable 40750
  Cash  
     
30-Mar Cash 27750
  Bank  
     
  Wages 22550
  Cash  
     
31-Mar Interest  1010
  Interest Payable  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
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