COMPREHENSIVE PROBLEM $($Completing the Accounting Cycle $-$ Chapters $1-3)$

Walley World is a theme park in Valencia, California that began its operations on November $1,2023,$ with their Grand Opening occurring on December $1,2023.$ Walley World claims to boast the most daring roller coasters in the United States, with the Cookie Tosser Coaster featuring a $460ft.$ drop and speeds reaching as much as $135mph.$ People come from all over the world to enjoy the Cookie Tosser, as well as their other famous rides, such as the Brain Scrambler, the Knee Knocker, and the OMG.

The following transactions occurred during Walley World's first year of operations:

Nov $1$ Issued $$2,200,000$ of common stock for cash.

Nov $3$ Paid $$20,000$ to the property manager, Jim Halpert, for November Rent.

Nov $5$ Purchased $$900,000$ of roller coaster equipment by signing a note, agreeing to repay principal and interest in $5$ years. The equipment was purchased from Christopher Farleigh, who lives in a van down by the river.

Nov $10$ Paid $$60,000$ in advance for a one$-$year general liability insurance policy from Ned Ryerson Insurance Group.

Nov $18$ Hired $2$ theme park managers, Clark Griswold and Van Wilder, who will start working on December $1.$ Surprisingly, both managers passed their drug tests and background checks.

Nov $20$ Purchased $$75,000$ of supplies from Dunder Mifflin Office Supply Store on account.

Nov $22$ Sold $$700,000$ of single$-$use pre$-$sale tickets for cash $($to be used within one year of the theme park's grand opening$).$

Nov $27$ Paid $$12,000$ to Frankenstein Electric Company for November utilities.

Nov $30$ Sold $$1,000,000$ in annual season tickets for cash $($valid for unlimited access to the theme park$).$

Dec $1$ Prepaid $$300,000$ for billboard advertisements for $18$ months.

Dec $18$ Paid employee salaries totaling $$48,000$ for the current month.

Dec $27$ Received a bill for $$15,000$ from Frankenstein Electric Company for December utilities, which will be paid on the due date, January $10,2024.$

Dec $29$ Paid $$40,000$ to the property manager, Jim Halpert, for December $2023$ and January $2024$ Rent.

Dec $31$ Received $$50,000$ for on$-$site theme park admission sales in December.

Dec $31$ Paid cash dividends of $$2,500$ to stockholders.

Please show T$-$accounts and unadjusted trial balances