For The DR Consulting Company you are given the following Unadjusted Trial Balance at the end of December, the second month of business. You are also given the information for adjusting entries. Prepare the necessary adjusting entries at the end of the second month presuming no adjusting entries were done at the end of November. If additional information does not require an adjusting entry, input "No transaction needed" in the first line of the journal entry.

Account	Debit	Credit
Cash	$ 29,655
Accounts receivable	2,800
Interest receivable	0
Supplies	19,670
Prepaid insurance	3,420
Notes receivable	12,000
Land	100,000
Buildings	216,000
Equipment	129,600
Accumulated Depreciation - Buildings		$ 0
Accumulated Depreciation - Equipment		0
Account payable		7,200
Salaries payable		0
Interest payable		0
Income tax payable		1,500
Unearned revenue		3,325
Notes payable		177,000
Common stock		309,000
Retained earnings		0
Cash dividends	1,200
Service revenue		38,910
Rent revenue		400
Interest revenue		0
Depreciation expense	0
Salaries expense	17,610
Insurance expense	0
Rent expense	1,475
Supplies expense	0
Utilities expense	2,405
Interest expense	0
Income tax expense	1,500
Totals	$ 537,335	$ 537,335

Additional information:

1. DR Consulting determined that the prepaid insurance was paid at the beginning of November and is for 12 months of insurance benefits that began at the beginning of November.

2. DR Consulting determined there are $3,880 of supplies remaining at the end of December.

3. The equipment that the company owns is depreciated using the straight-line method of depreciation over a 10-year period and is estimated to be worth $15,600 at the end of the ten years.

4. The building that the company owns is depreciated using the straight-line method of depreciation over a 50-year period and is estimated to be worth $0 at the end of the 50 years.

5. The company has agreed to provide consulting services for Timmy Carter for $11,500. Timmy will pay DR Consulting when the services are completed. As of December 31, the company has provided 60% of the services, but has not billed or recorded the services already provided.

6. The note receivable for $12,000 was obtained by providing services to a customer. The services were completed December 1. The customer agreed to pay the principal and interest of the 5% note in 2 months on February 1.

7. DR Consulting has agreed to complete consulting work for Lonny Kennedy starting in January. Lonny has agreed to pay DR Consulting $14,000 for the services that will be provided.

8. A client paid DR Consulting $3,325 for consulting services to be provided during the months of December-February. As of the end of December DR has provided 44% of those services.

9. The company has an employee they have agreed to pay $295/day. The employee worked 6 days at the end of December for which the employee has not been paid, and the salary has not been recorded.

10. The note payable for $177,000 with an 5% interest rate was obtained on November 1, to purchase the Land & Building. The company is required to make annual payments of $11,514 every October 31. The company has not done any accruals for this note.