Accounting for one year: Bill's Donuts. Prepare the each of the following for Bill's Donuts transactions. C.) Financial Statements using the information below. Under the following circumstances. Transactions occur only once (unless otherwise indicated). Bill's Donuts uses the straight-line amoritzation. Investment in Bill's Donuts on January 1. On January 2, Office Equipment costing $6,000 was purchased on account. On February 2 the account payable was turned into a note payable by signing a $5000, 6% note payable due in 4 months with interest starting on February 2. On February 3, Bill's Donuts performed services consulting other donut companies worth $15,000. On February 10, a $1,200 cash advance is received from Dale's Coffee, a client for services that are expected complete December 31. February 11, office rent for February is paid in cash, $900, and for every other month remaining in the year. February 26, Bill's Donuts, bought an insurance policy. On March 2 bought 1000 lbs of coffee (merchandise) from Starbucks for $100,000 on account with 2% interest. March 15 sold merchandise using 2 lbs of coffee for $100. March 29, used up one month of insurance policy. On April 1. Billbought supplies for $2000. April 15, used up supplies of $1000. On May 1, Bill's bought a cold-brew lemonade maker for $300 term 2/10 n 30 on account. On May 2, sold 100 lbs of coffee merchandise of $15,000. On May 5, Bill's paid for the lemonade maker. On May 15, bought merchandise from Starbucks for $3000. May 25, sold 300 lbs of coffee merchandise of $50000. On June 15, sold 1 lbs of coffee merchandise for $500. On June 30, become a partnership with addition of Pink's Lemonade with addition of $60,000. On August 1, Bill's Donuts and Pink's Lemonade became a corporation with shares at $50 for 1000 shares. On August 15, sold 3 lbs of coffee $300 worth of merchandise. On September 31, performed services on account for $1500. On October 1, used insurance balance. On October 1, sold 100 lbs of coffee $1,500 worn of merchandise. On October 2 bought an espresso machine with $15,000 worth with 5 year useful life and a $2,000 residual value. On November 2, the expresso machine was sold for 16,000. On December 15, Bill's Donuts settled all of its accounts including interest. On December 29, there was a share split from 1000 to 2000 shares