Create t accounts and enter the july balances

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Question - On July 31, 2021, Lee Meche, MD, had the following balances in the ledger for his medical practice: Cash $8,750, Accounts Receivable $2,625, Supplies $525, Equipment $15,250, Notes Payable $10,730, Accounts Payable $880, L. Meche, Capital $15,000, L. Meche, Drawings $5,230, Service Revenue $9,600, Rent Expense $1,340, and Salaries Expense $2,490. Transactions during August 2021 follow:

General Journal

Date

Account Titles

Debit

Credit

2021




Aug. 1

Rent Expense

1,340



Cash


1,340

10

Accounts Payable

420



Cash


420

12

Cash

2,210



Accounts Receivable


2,210

25

Salaries Expense

2,490



Cash


2,490

30

Notes Payable

525



Interest Expense

50



Cash


575

31

Cash

6,100



Accounts Receivable

2,670



Service Revenue


8,770

31

L. Meche, Drawings

4,740



Cash


4,740

Required -

1. Create T accounts and enter the July 31 balances.

2. Post the transactions to the T accounts.

3. Prepare a trial balance at August 31.

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