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Professor Blankenship

Accounting 504

July 28, 2013

Salithia Smith

Requirement 1- Prepare the Journal Entries in the General Journal

Flower Landscaping Corporation
General Journal

Date Description Debit Credit
|March 1 |Cash |72000 | |
| |Common Stock | |72000 |
|March 1 |Rent Expense |4500 | |
| |Cash | |4500 |
|March 1 |Pre-Paid Insurance |3300 | |
| |Cash | |3300 |
|March 7 |Supplies Expense |900 | |
| |Accounts Payable | |900 |
|March 10 |Salaries Expense |2200 | |
| |Cash | |2200 |
|March 14 |Equipment |9000 | |
| |Cash | |1500 |
| |Accounts Payable
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