Question: do a ledger balances for 1 - Jan Thompson Professionals was incorporated in the state of VA . The company will provide management consulting services

do a ledger balances for 1-Jan Thompson Professionals was incorporated in the state of VA. The company will provide management consulting services to business and governmental clients.
2-Jan Omar M. contributed $417,000 of personal funds to the business in exchange for shares of common stock
3-Jan Thompson Professionals signed a contract to provide consulting services for $70,000 to ABC client. Work is expected to take 3 months to complete. No work was completed in January
4-Jan Thompson Professionals received $66,000 from F Corporation for work to be performed - half will be completed by the end of January and half will be completed by the end of February.
5-Jan Thompson Professionals bought $7,200 of office supplies on account
6-Jan Thompson Professionals bought $155,000 of office equipment on account
7-Jan Thompson Professionals hired 2 consultants that will provide advisory services to TP and will bill at the rate of $250/HR - invoices will be provided the last day of each month services are provided
8-Jan Thompson Professionals purchased a 12 month insurance contract for $24,000
9-Jan Thompson Professionals paid $5,500 cash for rental of office space for January
10-Jan Thompson Professionals paid $3,500 on account for advertising during January.
11-Jan Thompson Professionals signed a contract with Fed Corp to do business over the year. Thompson performed services to Fed Corp in January for $12,000, half was paid in cash and the rest settled on account. Fed Corp will continue the contract at the rate of $4000/month through June with invoicing at the end of the month.
12-Jan Thompson Professionals purchased $2,100 of supplies using cash
13-Jan Thompson Professionals signed a contract to provide consulting services for $36,000 to VA client. Services to be provided equally over the next 12 months starting in February. Client will be billed at end of each month.
14-Jan Thompson Professionals pays employees $11,000 in salaries
15-Jan Thompson Professionals borrowed $250,000 on a 3% note payable from TrustME Bank. Interest is paid by the 15th of the month following the accrual.
16-Jan Thompson Professionals purchased Land for $300,000 cash with plans to build an office building within the next year.
17-Jan Thompson Professionals paid $7,700 on account for repairs and maintenace to equipment and the office building
18-Jan Thompson Professionals loans $165,000 to G Corp on a 5%(interest) note receivable
19-Jan Thompson Professionals pays employees $15,000 in salaries
20-Jan Thompson Professionals performs $19,100 in services to Vector Corp on account, N/60
21-Jan Thompson Professionals purchases $20,500 in stock investments
22-Jan Thompson Professionals gets a $3,275 bill for utilities used in January
23-Jan Thompson Professionals pays $5,500 in office rent for month of February
24-Jan Thompson Professionals pays $5,000 in dividends to shareholders
25-Jan Thompson Professionals pays $2,700 cash to attend an event to promote business at a convention in January. Determined to be a marketing expense.
26-Jan Thompson Professionals pays $1,300 cash for taxes
27-Jan Thompson Professionals pays employees $15,000 in salaries
28-Jan Thompson Professionals paid for $700 office supplies previously purchased on account
29-Jan Thompson Professionals has to prepare financial statements for the owner and the bank from which the funds were borrowed.
January Month End Adjustments
31-Jan Thompson Professionals calculated $5,500 in depreciation for January usage of equipment
31-Jan Thompson Professionals must recognize the accrued interest on the loan for the month of January
31-Jan Thompson Professionals counted $1,100 in remaining supplies (on hand supplies)
31-Jan Thompson Professionals owes employees $9,000 in salaries for work performed in January - not recorded at the end of January

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