Record these vehicle purchases in the purchases journal

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May Transactions -

May 1 - Invested $340000.00 into the business, depositing it into the bank account. Record this transaction in the Cash Receipts journal as Receipt #1001. All entries in the Cash Receipts journal will have a cash receipt number.

May 1 - Wrote check #2001 for the first month's rent, $850.00. Record this transaction in the Cash Disbursements journal. All transactions in the Cash Disbursements journal will have a check number.

May 1 - Withdrew $77.50 out of the bank with check #2002 to start a petty cash drawer.  A check number gives you a clue to which journal to use.

May 1 - Started a charge account with Young's Office Furniture Co. Bought desks, tables, chairs and filing cabinets for a total of $4212.15. Paid a down payment of $915.00 with check #2003, the remainder is due in 30 days. Update the Accounts Payable (A/P) schedule with this information.

May 1 - Started a charge account with Miller's Office Supply. Bought supplies totaling $723.10 on account. Record this entry in the purchases journal. Update the A/P schedule.

May 1 - Received your initial shipment of parts from the manufacturer. You expect to be billed for the $12863.29 at the end of the month.

May 1 - The Flex On Mobile tanker truck just left after filling your bulk oil tank. The $1000.00 charge is payable on account.

May 2 - Purchased a basic PC from Miller's Office Supply for $892.22, on account. Record to "Office Equipment & Signs - Cost". Record this entry in the purchases journal and update the A/P schedule.

May 2 - Wrote check #2004, totaling $2304.52, to Mutual Insurance Company for the next three months of building insurance.

May 2 - Received a shipment of three cars:

Stock #8001                  VIN #: 1G1FP87H1KR102556

Floorplan                             $28594.54

Holdback                             $1138.00

Inventory Value                   $27456.54

Stock #8002                  VIN #: 1G1AB35E2KY104572

Floorplan                             $30960.46

Holdback                             $1175.00

Inventory Value                   $29785.46

Stock #8003                  VIN #: 1G1AB27C4KN213904

Floorplan                             $20301.82

Holdback                             $537.64

Inventory Value                   $19764.18

Record these vehicle purchases in the purchases journal.

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