Question: Complete the following problem in proper form. 1. G. Willickers started a consulting business on Jan 1 of this year Transactions during the first month

Complete the following problem in proper form.

1. G. Willickers started a consulting business on Jan 1 of this year
Transactions during the first month are as follows.
Required: Journalize, post to T accounts and prepare a trial balance
Amount
1-Jan Invests in business $30,000
2-Jan Pays 3 mos rent on commercial space 3,000
5-Jan Purchases prepaid insurance for three months 1,800
9-Jan Purchases supplies on account 2,100
10-Jan Receives cash for consulting services rendered to ABC 4,500
12-Jan Pays salaries of 3,600
14-Jan Purchases equipment on a note payable 6,000
15-Jan Pays advertising for Jan 900
20-Jan Renders consulting to XYZ and bills them 9,600
28-Jan Pays on Accts Payable from 1/9 transaction 2,100
30-Jan Pays salaries 3,600

30-Jan

Jan 31

Withdraws cash for personal use

Receives cash from 1/20 transaction

2,400

2,100

2. Prepare adjusting entries and adjusted trial balance for the above problem based on the following: Amount
Supplies remaining at month end $420

Two months insurance remains

Two months prepaid rent remains

Depreciation on new equipment for month 120
3. Prepare a trial balance, an income statement, statement of owners equity and balance sheet for

MelaniaTrump Dating Services

(note you must solve for the note payable):

Drawing $26,000 Fees Earned $260,000 Cash $78,000
Accts Receivable 104,000 Capital 1/1 117,000 Supply Expense 20,800
Salary Expense 78,000 Supplies 19,500 Insurance Expense 13,000
Rent Expense 39,000 Equipment 65,000
Miscellaneous Expense 7,800 Note Payable ?
Depreciation Accts Payable 23,400 Accum Depreciation Equipment 27,600
Expense 15,600 Salaries Payable 9,360
Expense 10,400

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