Wallace Contracting recorded the following transactions during November 2023:Debit Credit8,5002,600General JournalNov. 3 Accounts Receivable ABC ShopSales*8 Accounts Receivable-Colt EnterprisesSales*11Accounts Receivable-Red McKenzieSales*19 Sales Returns and Allowances*Accounts Receivable-Red Mckenzie28 Accounts Receivable-ABC ShopSales*1,5602144,9808,500GENERAL LEDGER2,6001,5602144,980*Cost of goods sold (or COGS) has been ignored for the purpose of maintaining focus on accounts receivable.Required:1. Enter the preceding transactions into a General Ledger having T-accounts for Accounts Receivable, Sales, and Sales Returns andAllowances. Also, enter the transactions in Accounts Receivable Subledger having a T-account for each customer.

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Wallace Contracting recorded the following transactions during November 2023: General Journal Nov. 3 Accounts Receivable-ABC Shop Sales* 8 Accounts Receivable-Colt Enterprises Sales* 11 Accounts Receivable-Red McKenzie Sales* 19 Sales Returns and Allowances* Accounts Receivable-Red McKenzie 28 Accounts Receivable-ABC Shop Sales* Debit Credit 8,500 2,600 1,560 214 4,980 8,500 2,600 1,560 214 4,980 "Cost of goods sold (or COGS) has been ignored for the purpose of maintaining focus on accounts receivable. Required: 1. Enter the preceding transactions into a General Ledger having T-accounts for Accounts Receivable, Sales, and Sales Returns and Allowances. Also, enter the transactions in Accounts Receivable Subledger having a T-account for each customer.

Wallace Contracting recorded the following transactions during November 2023: General Journal Nov. 3 Accounts Receivable-ABC Shop Sales* 8 Accounts Receivable-Colt Enterprises Sales* 11 Accounts Receivable-Red McKenzie Sales* 19 Sales Returns and Allowances* Accounts Receivable-Red McKenzie 28 Accounts Receivable-ABC Shop Sales* Debit Credit 8,500 2,600 1,560 214 4,980 8,500 2,600 1,560 214 4,980 "Cost of goods sold (or COGS) has been ignored for the purpose of maintaining focus on accounts receivable. Required: 1. Enter the preceding transactions into a General Ledger having T-accounts for Accounts Receivable, Sales, and Sales Returns and Allowances. Also, enter the transactions in Accounts Receivable Subledger having a T-account for each customer.

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