12345678109 Accounts ReceivableOffice SuppliesEquipment1113ABC1) The January Balance Sheet for J Lam Legal Services is shown here12 BuildingLand14AssetsCash1516171819202122232425262728293031Total AssetsJ. Lam Legal ServicesBalance SheetJanuary 31, 2021261014202528$22,000.007500350015000550000400000$998,000.00The following transactions occurred in February 2022FEBRUARYDLiabilitiesAccounts PayableBank Loan - TD BankMortgage PayableTotal LiabilitiesOwner's EquityJ. Lam CapitalTotal Liabilities &Owner's EquityLevels = K,T,C,AE$3,200.00440030,000.00$37,600.00$960,400.00$998,000.00Owner invested $2500 cash into their businessPurchased $1500 worth of office supplies using cashPaid $2200 to reduce the bank loan owed to TD BankA customer who used J. Lam's Legal Services paid $1200 previously owing to the businessBought a 5 new computers (equipment) for the office, worth $15 000, but will pay at later datePaid $15 000 owing to the company where the computers were bought on Feb 20Owner took out (withdrew) $500 cash from the business for personal useFTIG 1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829123456789101112131415161718192021141516171819202122232425A) Record the following transactions and balances on the T-Accounts (Ledger) belowNOTE:** Use the dates in February as your transaction reference*** Remember to have opening and ending balances262728ASSETSAssets1 B)) Using the ending balances from your T-Accounts, you are to take (do) a Trial Balance to check the accuracy of your recording of transactions.*Use the date February 28, 20222345678910111213C) Using the ending balances from your T-Accounts and Trial Balance, create a BALANACE SHEET* Use the date February 28, 2022AccountLIABILITIESDRCRLiabilitiesOWNER'S EQUITYOwner's Equity

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