Business, 18.02.2020 18:58 summerhumphries3

The Mello Company was recently started and had the following transactions: A. Owner's invest $8,000 in the company B. Purchased $1,625 of equipment C. Purchased $4,000 of inventory D. Borrowed $1,200 from a bank E. Paid $750 rent on office space F. Paid $800 in dividends G. Paid $1,860 in employee payroll H. Sold 1/4 of inventory for a total of $3,120 I. Made $150 payment on bank loan

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