1- Post the journal entries into ledger t accounts

2- using the account balance for each ledger account prepare trial balance.

Accounting Transactions. 1. Emily contributed $15,575 to her business. 2. Emily's Bakery purchased equipment on credit for $10,000 3. Bakery paid salary to a temporary staff in the amount of $1,500 4. Company purchased supplies for $2,375. 5. In November 2018, Bakery performed a corporate catering service for $12,500 and received cash of $6,000 and sent an invoice for remaining balance of $6,500 for the catering services rendered. 6. Paid $ 445 in cash for miscellaneous expenses 7. Company purchased insurance premium for $2,400 for two years periods. 8. $25,750 received for the services provided to a client. MID-10548-01 9. Company issued a check in the amount of $1,125 for the equipment it purchased. 10. An invoice of $2,575 was sent to a client for the services rendered. 11. On July 31, 2018, the Bakery received a check in the amount of $9,325 for the corporate breakfast services it will provide in the future. 12. January 3, 20018, company paid cash $15,000 to rent a manufacturing facility with $1,000 for the month of January and rest for the next 14-month. 13. On September 30, 2018, Emily's Bakery took out a small business loan of $35.000 from NEU, Bank at an annual interest rate of 6.5% and agrees pay the bank in full including interest on January 31, 2019. 14. The Company paid dividends to Emily for $4,825 15. A check for $1,925 received for the services provided before. 16. A check for $2,500 received for the services provided before