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3 | Deposed SfeS 000 cash m a new business bank excojnt Vtled Anara f’eterson. Attorney The bustnew qaw* <-<tpla» to hftenor. |
5 | •'aid $40C cash tot *w cartndqes for the prnter |
7 | Purchased computer tor the law office agteemq to pay the account 56.800 witrsn thw months |
9 | Re, es«l $2,900 cash hom customers for services rendered |
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30 | Pad utiilies $B40 |
11 | Received $2 800 cash from clients btlwt on Dec 23 |
31 | Peterson sMthdien cash of $2 500 |
Requirements
- Analyze rbe effects of the preceding evenu on the
accounting equation ol Ariana iVicrson. Attorney Use .1 format similar to Exhibit l-S. - Prepare th»- follow mg financial statemcttCK
- tixorne staiciticiiL
- Statement of owner's equity.
- Balance .sheet.
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