Help with February journal entries & ledger ACCT2401Instructions for CompletingComprehensive ProblemThe comprehensive problem provides an illustration of the basic accounting cycle. There aretwo due dates for the project. Students must complete the steps below (1-11) for January byMONDAY, JUNE 20th. Steps 1-11 will also be completed for February and due FRIDAY.JULY 1st. The February transactions will be provided after I have graded the January portion ofthe project.1. Record transactions with journal entries in the General Journal.2. Post journal entries to the General Ledger.3. Prepare the trial balance before adjustment (on the worksheet).4. Prepare the adjusting journal entries.5. Post the adjusting entries to the General Ledger.6. Prepare the adjusted trial balance (on the worksheet).7. Complete the worksheet.8. Prepare closing journal entries.9. Post the closing entries to the General Ledger.10. Prepare the post-closing trial balance.11. Prepare the following financial statements:a.Income Statementb. Statement of Stockholders' Equityc. Balance Sheet1 Transactions for February 20XXUse the following transactions to complete the second month of operations for Billy Bob's Daycare.Feb. 1 Billy Bob began selling T-shirts to the kids and parents. Billy pays cash for 50 T-shirts at an introductory cost of $9/each. The T-shirts are being held for resale.Billy uses the perpetual method and uses the FIFO method to account forinventory.5911Name1111121314Billy Bob's Daycare Project192025Paid the employee cash of $1,275. "Do not forget that a portion of the amount of$1,275 was already recorded as an expense at the end of January.Paid cash for the utility bill received at the end of January.Provided the service for the daycare services owed from January 21st. Hint:Unearned daycare fees was recorded in January for services owed. Reduce theliability and increase revenues as service has been provided.Collected cash of $3,900 from parents for daycare services provided fromFebruary 1st through February 11th.Billed customers for daycare services provided from February 1st to February 11th,$780.Sold 40 T-Shirts at a price of $20/each receiving cash. In addition to the revenuefrom the sale; don't forget to record cost of merchandise sold and a reduction toinventory using FIFO method.Paid cash for a newspaper advertisement, $150.Billy Bob had 30 more T-shirts made in exchange for cash. The cost of the T-shirts increased to $10/each. The T-shirts are to be held for resale.Purchased groceries on account for $810 (recorded as food expense).1516 Sold 20 T-shirts at a price of $20/each receiving cash.16Billy Bob had 30 more T-shirts made in exchange for cash. The cost of the T-shirts increased to $11/each. The T-shirts are to be held for resale.Paid the employees cash of $2,100 for last two weeks.Paid a cleaning service to have the daycare professionally cleaned, $250.Collected cash of $4,970 from parents for daycare provided from February 12ththrough February 25th.25 Billy Bob paid cash of $1,000 of amount owed on account.25 Collected cash of $420 from customers on account.25 Sold 28 Billy Bob T-shirts at a price of $20/T-shirt receiving cash.28 Daycare paid Billy a salary of $2,000.28 Daycare paid Billy a dividend of $250.ADJUSTMENT INFORMATION at February 28, 20XX1. Record an additional month of depreciation on the furniture and playgroundequipment.ACCT24012. Wages incurred since last payday but not paid yet totaled $1,410.3. A count of supplies revealed that $145 remains in supplies.4. A count of the inventory revealed that 21 T-shirts remain in inventory.5. Utility bills that have been received but not paid totaled $270.6. Provided daycare services from February 26th though February 28th totaling$1,225. The cash for the services provided will not be received until next month.7. Don't forget to record the adjusting entries for one additional month of expiredrent.

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Help with February journal entries & ledger ACCT2401Instructions for CompletingComprehensive ProblemThe comprehensive problem provides an illustration of the basic accounting cycle. There aretwo due dates for the project. Students must complete the steps below (1-11) for January byMONDAY, JUNE 20th. Steps 1-11 will also be completed for February and due FRIDAY.JULY 1st. The February transactions will be provided after I have graded the January portion ofthe project.1. Record transactions with journal entries in the General Journal.2. Post journal entries to the General Ledger.3. Prepare the trial balance before adjustment (on the worksheet).4. Prepare the adjusting journal entries.5. Post the adjusting entries to the General Ledger.6. Prepare the adjusted trial balance (on the worksheet).7. Complete the worksheet.8. Prepare closing journal entries.9. Post the closing entries to the General Ledger.10. Prepare the post-closing trial balance.11. Prepare the following financial statements:a.Income Statementb. Statement of Stockholders' Equityc. Balance Sheet1 Transactions for February 20XXUse the following transactions to complete the second month of operations for Billy Bob's Daycare.Feb. 1 Billy Bob began selling T-shirts to the kids and parents. Billy pays cash for 50 T-shirts at an introductory cost of $9/each. The T-shirts are being held for resale.Billy uses the perpetual method and uses the FIFO method to account forinventory.5911Name1111121314Billy Bob's Daycare Project192025Paid the employee cash of $1,275. &#34;Do not forget that a portion of the amount of$1,275 was already recorded as an expense at the end of January.Paid cash for the utility bill received at the end of January.Provided the service for the daycare services owed from January 21st. Hint:Unearned daycare fees was recorded in January for services owed. Reduce theliability and increase revenues as service has been provided.Collected cash of $3,900 from parents for daycare services provided fromFebruary 1st through February 11th.Billed customers for daycare services provided from February 1st to February 11th,$780.Sold 40 T-Shirts at a price of $20/each receiving cash. In addition to the revenuefrom the sale; don't forget to record cost of merchandise sold and a reduction toinventory using FIFO method.Paid cash for a newspaper advertisement, $150.Billy Bob had 30 more T-shirts made in exchange for cash. The cost of the T-shirts increased to $10/each. The T-shirts are to be held for resale.Purchased groceries on account for $810 (recorded as food expense).1516 Sold 20 T-shirts at a price of $20/each receiving cash.16Billy Bob had 30 more T-shirts made in exchange for cash. The cost of the T-shirts increased to $11/each. The T-shirts are to be held for resale.Paid the employees cash of $2,100 for last two weeks.Paid a cleaning service to have the daycare professionally cleaned, $250.Collected cash of $4,970 from parents for daycare provided from February 12ththrough February 25th.25 Billy Bob paid cash of $1,000 of amount owed on account.25 Collected cash of $420 from customers on account.25 Sold 28 Billy Bob T-shirts at a price of $20/T-shirt receiving cash.28 Daycare paid Billy a salary of $2,000.28 Daycare paid Billy a dividend of $250.ADJUSTMENT INFORMATION at February 28, 20XX1. Record an additional month of depreciation on the furniture and playgroundequipment.ACCT24012. Wages incurred since last payday but not paid yet totaled $1,410.3. A count of supplies revealed that $145 remains in supplies.4. A count of the inventory revealed that 21 T-shirts remain in inventory.5. Utility bills that have been received but not paid totaled $270.6. Provided daycare services from February 26th though February 28th totaling$1,225. The cash for the services provided will not be received until next month.7. Don't forget to record the adjusting entries for one additional month of expiredrent.

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project. 1. Record transactions with journal entries in the General Journal. 2. Post journal entries to the General Ledger. 3. Prepare the trial balance before adjustment (on the worksheet). 4. Prepare the adjusting journal entries. 5. Post the adjusting entries to the General Ledger.