Sample Problem Chapter 4  Recording transactions in the general journal. The transactions listed below took place at Wu Building Cleaning Service during.

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Sample Problem Chapter 4

 Recording transactions in the general journal. The transactions listed below took place at Wu Building Cleaning Service during September This firm cleans commercial buildings for a fee. INSTRUCTIONS Analyze and record each transaction in the general journal. Choose the account names from the chart of accounts shown below. Be sure to number the journal page 1 and to write the year at the top of the Date column. Analyze: How many transactions affected expense accounts?

Transaction – Sept. 1

Transaction – Sept. 5

Transaction – Sept. 6

Transaction – Sept. 7

Transaction – Sept 9

Transaction – Sept. 10

Transaction – Sept. 12

Transaction – Sept. 14

Transaction – Sept. 18

Transaction – Sept. 19

Transaction – Sept. 20

Transaction – Sept. 22

Transaction – Sept. 24

Transaction – Sept. 26

Transaction – Sept. 30

Analysis Eight transactions affected expense accounts: September 6, 9, 10, 14, 18, 19, 24,30 (salary expense, not Fred Wu personal expense)

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