Trulia Advice Inc. is a multinational financial consultancy services company that specialises in financialconsultancy services and consulting to big corporates to handle financial crisis. Following are thetransactions for the year 2020.Details of TransactionsJan-01 Trulia Advice Inc acquired $415,000 from the issue of common stock.2020Feb-02Collected $60,000 as an advance for consultancy services yet to be provided over one yearstarting May 1.Feb-25 Provided $26,460 of Consultancy Services on account.Mar-31 Paid $120,000 cash for the extension of the Office Building.Apr-15 Purchased $24,000 cash for a one-year insurance policy with coverage initiating 1st of July 20.Jun-10 Collected $18,400 from accounts receivable.Jul-25Aug-15Nov-10Dec-01Purchased $3,000 of Stationary for office use on the account.Paid $32,000 Cash for Wages to employees.Paid a dividend of 3% of Total Equity.Paid $3,000 to settle accounts payable related to stationery.Dec-20 $3,500 is recognized as Utility Bill expenses on account. Adjustments11223456As of 31st December 2020,Stationery of value $1,000 was found left in store that could be used next year.Earned $40,000 of the $60,000 of revenue deferred on Feb 2.Recognized $1,200 Rent revenue which is not received until 31st December 2020.$8000 was found accrued of Wages.Had used half of the $24,000 of insurance coverage that it had paid for on 15th April.Trulia Advice Inc had the following Balances at the beginning of 1st January 2020.a.Cash: $15,000,b. Common Stock $15,000C. There was no Retained Earnings opening balance.Required: Prepare [In the attached excel sheet]a) Journalb) T Account (Ledger Account)c) Trial Balanced) Statement of Changes in Equitye) Balance Sheet.

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Trulia Advice Inc. is a multinational financial consultancy services company that specialises in financial consultancy services and consulting to big corporates to handle financial crisis. Following are the transactions for the year 2020. 2020 Details of Transactions Jan-01 Trulia Advice Inc acquired $415,000 from the issue of common stock. Collected $60,000 as an advance for consultancy services yet to be provided over one year starting May 1. Provided $26,460 of Consultancy Services on account. Mar-31 Paid $120,000 cash for the extension of the Office Building. Apr-15 Purchased $24,000 cash for a one-year insurance policy with coverage initiating 1st of July 20. Jun-10 Collected $18,400 from accounts receivable. Feb-02 Feb-25 Jul-25 Purchased $3,000 of Stationary for office use on the account. Aug-15 Paid $32,000 Cash for Wages to employees. Nov-10 Paid a dividend of 3% of Total Equity. Dec-01 Dec-20 Paid $3,000 to settle accounts payable related to stationery. $3,500 is recognized as Utility Bill expenses on account.

Trulia Advice Inc. is a multinational financial consultancy services company that specialises in financial consultancy services and consulting to big corporates to handle financial crisis. Following are the transactions for the year 2020. 2020 Details of Transactions Jan-01 Trulia Advice Inc acquired $415,000 from the issue of common stock. Collected $60,000 as an advance for consultancy services yet to be provided over one year starting May 1. Provided $26,460 of Consultancy Services on account. Mar-31 Paid $120,000 cash for the extension of the Office Building. Apr-15 Purchased $24,000 cash for a one-year insurance policy with coverage initiating 1st of July 20. Jun-10 Collected $18,400 from accounts receivable. Feb-02 Feb-25 Jul-25 Purchased $3,000 of Stationary for office use on the account. Aug-15 Paid $32,000 Cash for Wages to employees. Nov-10 Paid a dividend of 3% of Total Equity. Dec-01 Dec-20 Paid $3,000 to settle accounts payable related to stationery. $3,500 is recognized as Utility Bill expenses on account.

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Chapter12: Corporations: Organization, Capital Structure, And Operating Rules

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