Record the transactions in the journal

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During the past two years the following selected transactions occurred for Bass Boats Inc.:

Year 1

5-Jan Purchased equipment for $100,000, signing a 9 month, 6% note Payable.

26-Jan Recorded the week's sales of $75,000, 70% on account and 30% cash. All sales are subject to a 6 1/2% sales tax.

7-Feb Remitted last week's sales tax to the appropriate government agency.

1-May Borrowed $150,000 on a 6 year, 8% note payable calling for annual interest payments beginning next May 1.

5-Oct Paid off the January 5 note payable.

30-Nov Purchased inventory at a cost of $7,200, signing a 3-month, 8% note payable for that amount.

31-Dec Accrued warranty expense is estimated at 3% of total sales of $1,000,000.

31-Dec Record accrued interest on all outstanding notes payable (make a separate journal entry for each).

Year 2

28-Feb Paid off the 8% inventory note plus interest at maturity

1-May Paid the interest for one year on the long-term note payable.

1 Record the transactions in the journal. Omit explanations.
  Journal
  Date Accounts Post. Ref Debit Credit
  Jan 5 Equipment   100,000  
      Notes Payable     100,000.00
      Interest (July)   6,000.00  
      Interest of Notes Payable     6,000.00
  Jan 26 Sales   75,000.00  
      Accounts Receivable     52,500.00
      Cash     22,500.00
      Sales Tax Owed   4,875.00  
      Sales Tax     4,875.00
  Feb 7 Sales Tax Owed   4,875.00  
      Sales Tax Paid     4,875.00
  May 1 Notes Payable   150,000.00  
      8% Note Payable   12,000.00  
      Notes Payable with Interest     162,000.00
  Oct 5 Notes Payable (Equipment)    106,000.00  
      Cash     106,000.00
  Nov 30 Inventory   7,200.00  
      Notes Payable     7,200.00
      Interest (Feb)   576.00  
      Interest of Notes Payable     576.00
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             
             

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