Charge and discharge statement. Given the facts of Exercise 8, (1) prepare the charge and discharge...

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Charge and discharge statement. Given the facts of Exercise 8, (1) prepare the charge and discharge statement that would have resulted from the above events and (2) prepare the entries to transfer all estate principal and income amounts to a trust for the benefit of Cody Jackson. REFERENCE: Accounting for estate principal and income. Jason Jackson was killed in a mountain-climbing accident in British Columbia. As Jason's trusted friend and CPA, you have been named executor of his estate and guardian to his minor child, Cody Jackson. Jason's estate consists of the following assets subject to probate: Cash Vacant land in Colorado. Investment in Merkt stock. Investment in GTE stock. Dividends declared on GTE stock Investment in Trident bond fund. Accrued interest on Trident bond fund. Royalties receivable... Prepare journal entries to record the above inventory and the following events related to the estate principal and income: 1. Final medical and funeral expenses of $22,000 are paid. 2. An individual retirement account (IRA) naming Jackson's estate as beneficiary and having a value of $37,000 subsequently is discovered. 3. Cash dividends of $1,000 on the GTE stock and $2,700 on theMerkt stock are received. 4. The vacant land in Colorado is sold for $150,000 less accrued property taxes of $2,000 and a broker's commission of $8,000. 5. Interest of $2,400 is received on the Trident bond fund, and the royalty receivable is also collected. 6. Income taxes of $4,000 on the decedent's final tax return are paid, along with $24,000 of other claims against the estate. 7. A legacy of $15,000 is paid to the High Adventure Climbing School. 8. Administrative expenses of $3,200 are paid, of which $100 is traceable to income. Charge and discharge statement. Given the facts of Exercise 8, (1) prepare the charge and discharge statement that would have resulted from the above events and (2) prepare the entries to transfer all estate principal and income amounts to a trust for the benefit of Cody Jackson. REFERENCE: Accounting for estate principal and income. Jason Jackson was killed in a mountain-climbing accident in British Columbia. As Jason's trusted friend and CPA, you have been named executor of his estate and guardian to his minor child, Cody Jackson. Jason's estate consists of the following assets subject to probate: Cash Vacant land in Colorado. Investment in Merkt stock. Investment in GTE stock. Dividends declared on GTE stock Investment in Trident bond fund. Accrued interest on Trident bond fund. Royalties receivable... Prepare journal entries to record the above inventory and the following events related to the estate principal and income: 1. Final medical and funeral expenses of $22,000 are paid. 2. An individual retirement account (IRA) naming Jackson's estate as beneficiary and having a value of $37,000 subsequently is discovered. 3. Cash dividends of $1,000 on the GTE stock and $2,700 on theMerkt stock are received. 4. The vacant land in Colorado is sold for $150,000 less accrued property taxes of $2,000 and a broker's commission of $8,000. 5. Interest of $2,400 is received on the Trident bond fund, and the royalty receivable is also collected. 6. Income taxes of $4,000 on the decedent's final tax return are paid, along with $24,000 of other claims against the estate. 7. A legacy of $15,000 is paid to the High Adventure Climbing School. 8. Administrative expenses of $3,200 are paid, of which $100 is traceable to income.