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2001年3月份，甲股份有限公司发生如下业务。 (1)支付银行借款利息50 000元，其中在建工程利息30 000元；行政管理部门修理费1 000玩；职工教育经费17 000元；工会经费2 400元；广告宣传费用800元；购人一项商标权25 000元；捐赠4 000元；生产车间水电费1 600元；各项税收罚款及滞纳金2 900元；违反合同罚款 1 520元；办公用品100元；营业税和所得税4 600元；短期投资手续费240元；生产设备保险费 3 260元；诉讼费用640元；业务招待费用4 800元；劳动保护费2 200元；销售产品运输费用 200元；材料入库前挑选、整理费用300元。以上款项均用银行存款支付。 (2)分配职工工资100 000元，其中生产工人工资80 000元；车间管理人员工资4 000元；公司管理人员工资6 000元；工程人员工资10 000元。按上述工资总额的14%的比例提取职工福利费。 (3)预提生产用固定资产修理费用10 000元。 (4)摊销无形资产价值8 000元。 (5)结转本月发生的管理费用、营业费用、财务费用、营业外支出。 要求：根据上述资料编制有关业务的会计分录。
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