JGF Company recorded various transactions in January 2022 related to starting a business. On January 1, JGF received $250,000 in capital. Throughout the month, JGF purchased office supplies, equipment, furniture, and incurred organization expenses. Debts were incurred through accounts payable and notes payable. Revenues from accounts receivable and payments on notes payable and accounts payable were also recorded. By January 31, salaries, rent, utilities and other expenses had been paid, leaving $101 in cash and completing the first month of operations.
JGF Company recorded various transactions in January 2022 related to starting a business. On January 1, JGF received $250,000 in capital. Throughout the month, JGF purchased office supplies, equipment, furniture, and incurred organization expenses. Debts were incurred through accounts payable and notes payable. Revenues from accounts receivable and payments on notes payable and accounts payable were also recorded. By January 31, salaries, rent, utilities and other expenses had been paid, leaving $101 in cash and completing the first month of operations.
JGF Company recorded various transactions in January 2022 related to starting a business. On January 1, JGF received $250,000 in capital. Throughout the month, JGF purchased office supplies, equipment, furniture, and incurred organization expenses. Debts were incurred through accounts payable and notes payable. Revenues from accounts receivable and payments on notes payable and accounts payable were also recorded. By January 31, salaries, rent, utilities and other expenses had been paid, leaving $101 in cash and completing the first month of operations.
JGF Company recorded various transactions in January 2022 related to starting a business. On January 1, JGF received $250,000 in capital. Throughout the month, JGF purchased office supplies, equipment, furniture, and incurred organization expenses. Debts were incurred through accounts payable and notes payable. Revenues from accounts receivable and payments on notes payable and accounts payable were also recorded. By January 31, salaries, rent, utilities and other expenses had been paid, leaving $101 in cash and completing the first month of operations.