Apr. $4,$"Collected $$4,500$ cash from a client on account."

Apr. $8,$"Performed advisory services for a client on account, $$5,600."$

Apr. $13,$"Paid $$3,300$ on account."

Apr. $14,$"Purchased furniture on account, $$5,000."$

Apr. $15,$"Patel contributed a personal automobile to the business in exchange for capital. The automobile had a fair value of $$10,500."$

Apr. $18,$"Purchased supplies on account, $$600."$

Apr. $19,$"Received $$2,800$ for advisory services performed on April$8."$

Apr. $20,$"Patel withdrew cash of $$3,000."$

Apr. $21,$"Received $$3,300$ cash for advisory work completed. $"$

Apr. $24,$"Received $$1,800$ cash for advisory services to be completed next month. $"$

Apr. $27,$"Paid office rent, $$750."$

Apr. $28,$"Paid employee salary, $$1,900."$

$2.$The$$ four$-$column ledger accounts listed in the unadjusted trial$$ balance, together with their balances as of March $31,$ have been opened for you and utilize the following account$$ numbers: Cash,$11$; Accounts$$ Receivable, $12$;$$ Supplies, $13$;$$ Land, $14$;$$ Furniture, $15$;$$ Automobile, $16$; Accounts$$ Payable, $21$; Unearned$$ Revenue, $22$; Patel$,$Capital$,31$; Patel$,$Withdrawals$,33$; Service$$ Revenue, $41$; Salaries$$ Expense, $51$; and Rent$$ Expense, $52.$ Post the journal entries to$$ four$-$column accounts in the$$ ledger, using$$ dates, account$$ numbers, journal$$ references, and posting references. Assume the journal entries were recorded on page $5$ of the journal.

$3.$Prepare the unadjusted trial balance of Patel Financial Advisors at April $30,2025.$