adjusting entries please

Adjustment transactions: Accrue wages payable to Lan and Liz as of Jan 31. The telephone bill for January was received on Feb 7th in the amount of $250+ HST. Office supplies on hand were counted as $800 as of the end of the month. The utility bill for Jan was received on Feb 3rd in the amount of $200 (ignore HST). The company received a $2000+ HST advertising bill on Feb 13th for work completed in Jan. We estimate approximately 2.5% of accounts receivable are uncollectible. Use the Allowance for Doubtful accounts (AFDA) method. The company wants to record depreciation on a monthly basis using straight-line depreciation. . - Computer - 3-year useful life with no residual value - Furniture- 5-year useful life with $3,500 residual value - Store equipment - 4-year useful life with $1,500 residual value Hint: You must review the Journal Entries tab and the Trial Balance tab for additional information for adjusting entries. Also note, that you should accrue HST on expenses that are accrued. During the first month of operations, the Banco Extrusion Inc, located in Ontario Canada, which specializes in auto component manufacturing completed the following transactions. Date 2023 1 George Leblanc started the business by making a deposit into company bank account for $35,000, in exchange for 3,500 shares of $10 par value common stock. 1 Banco acquired a small machinist shop for $25,000 cash which represented-Computer - $5,800, Furniture, - $6,500 and Store equipment $12,700. 2 Received bank loan for $100,000,6% annual interest. Payments are due on the last day of each month in the amount of $4,000. 2 Paid rent for the 3-month quarter January to March in the amount of $3,000 per month. +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $5,500. 17 Purchased extrusion machine and equipment from Patel Inc. for $6,000. Paid $1,500 down and the balance was placed on account. Payments will be $375.00 per month for 12 months. The first payment is due Feb 1. Note: Use accounts payable for the balance due. Ignore HST and interest. 17 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $12,000+HST. Cost of goods sold was $8,000. 24 Paid both Lan and Liz their bi-weekly pay. Calculate deductions for CPP, El and Ontario tax. Record employee portion only. 24 Record cash sales for the week in the amount of $15,000 +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $10,000. 27 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $15,000+ HST . Cost of goods sold was $8000. 28 Paid accounts payable in full from January 5. deductions for CPP, El and Ontario tax. Record employee portion only. 24 Record cash sales for the week in the amount of $15,000 +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $10,000. 27 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $15,000+ HST. Cost of goods sold was $8000. 28 Paid accounts payable in full from January 5. 30 Record collection on outstanding accounts receivable for January in the amount of $20,000+ HST. 30 Purchased inventory on account in the amount of $6,000 +HST. 30 Paid loan payment of $4,000 plus interest of $500. Adjustment transactions: Accrue wages payable to Lan and Liz as of Jan 31. The telephone bill for January was received on Feb 7th in the amount of $250+ HST. Office supplies on hand were counted as $800 as of the end of the month. The utility bill for Jan was received on Feb 3rd in the amount of $200 (ignore HST). The company received a $2000+ HST advertising bill on Feb 13th for work completed in Jan. We estimate approximately 2.5% of accounts receivable are uncollectible. Use the Allowance for Doubtful accounts (AFDA) method. The company wants to record depreciation on a monthly basis using straight-line depreciation. . - Computer - 3-year useful life with no residual value - Furniture- 5-year useful life with $3,500 residual value - Store equipment - 4-year useful life with $1,500 residual value Hint: You must review the Journal Entries tab and the Trial Balance tab for additional information for adjusting entries. Also note, that you should accrue HST on expenses that are accrued. During the first month of operations, the Banco Extrusion Inc, located in Ontario Canada, which specializes in auto component manufacturing completed the following transactions. Date 2023 1 George Leblanc started the business by making a deposit into company bank account for $35,000, in exchange for 3,500 shares of $10 par value common stock. 1 Banco acquired a small machinist shop for $25,000 cash which represented-Computer - $5,800, Furniture, - $6,500 and Store equipment $12,700. 2 Received bank loan for $100,000,6% annual interest. Payments are due on the last day of each month in the amount of $4,000. 2 Paid rent for the 3-month quarter January to March in the amount of $3,000 per month. +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $5,500. 17 Purchased extrusion machine and equipment from Patel Inc. for $6,000. Paid $1,500 down and the balance was placed on account. Payments will be $375.00 per month for 12 months. The first payment is due Feb 1. Note: Use accounts payable for the balance due. Ignore HST and interest. 17 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $12,000+HST. Cost of goods sold was $8,000. 24 Paid both Lan and Liz their bi-weekly pay. Calculate deductions for CPP, El and Ontario tax. Record employee portion only. 24 Record cash sales for the week in the amount of $15,000 +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $10,000. 27 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $15,000+ HST . Cost of goods sold was $8000. 28 Paid accounts payable in full from January 5. deductions for CPP, El and Ontario tax. Record employee portion only. 24 Record cash sales for the week in the amount of $15,000 +13% HST. Cost of Goods Sold amounted to $10,000. 27 Record sales on account for the week in the amount of $15,000+ HST. Cost of goods sold was $8000. 28 Paid accounts payable in full from January 5. 30 Record collection on outstanding accounts receivable for January in the amount of $20,000+ HST. 30 Purchased inventory on account in the amount of $6,000 +HST. 30 Paid loan payment of $4,000 plus interest of $500