1. January 1 st. The company decided to rent a new store located in the centre of the city, in  order to boost sales. Therefore they paid in advance $28,000 for rent for the next 36  months.  2. January 15th. The company purchased inventory on account at $72,000. 3. February 14th. The company purchased office supplies for $5,000, paying cash. During  2022, the company consumed $1,000 of office supplies. 4. March 31st. The company received a $11,000 payment from a customer for services to be  performed later. On December 31, 2022, the company had performed 40% of the total  service. 5. April 5th. The company collected all outstanding accounts receivable from the previous  year.  6. May 18th. The company paid legal expenses in cash, $12,500. 7. June 30th. During the first half of the year, the company had sales of $122,000 (40% in  cash and 60% on credit).  8. September 30th. The company borrowed $24,000 in a 12-month, 5% (annual rate) note  (loan) payable. The amount borrowed and the interest will be paid to the bank at  maturity. journal entries

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1. January 1 st. The company decided to rent a new store located in the centre of the city, in 
order to boost sales. Therefore they paid in advance $28,000 for rent for the next 36 
months. 
2. January 15th. The company purchased inventory on account at $72,000.
3. February 14th. The company purchased office supplies for $5,000, paying cash. During 
2022, the company consumed $1,000 of office supplies.
4. March 31st. The company received a $11,000 payment from a customer for services to be 
performed later. On December 31, 2022, the company had performed 40% of the total 
service.
5. April 5th. The company collected all outstanding accounts receivable from the previous 
year. 
6. May 18th. The company paid legal expenses in cash, $12,500.
7. June 30th. During the first half of the year, the company had sales of $122,000 (40% in 
cash and 60% on credit). 
8. September 30th. The company borrowed $24,000 in a 12-month, 5% (annual rate) note 
(loan) payable. The amount borrowed and the interest will be paid to the bank at 
maturity.

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