I need help making t account with the summary transactions

CRISIS IN NORTH TEXAS "Damn Bookkeeper!" Bill Butler muttered to his wife who had just come into the office. "Pulled out last night. Packed up and left without notice probably found a Louisiana employer who would pay him real money. Ungrateful rat! What a mess that leaves us Bill's consternation was because his new firm The Stonebridge Hot Tub Company was seeking a new loan from the bank. The critical meeting was tomorrow and the fiscal 1998 financial statements were to be the main input to that meeting. But Bill had relied exclusively on his (now absent) bookkeeper to construct such statements. The firm's General Joumal lay on top of a pile of papers which related to transactions of the last year. These had not yet been posted in the journal. Although Bill felt he had a good understanding of what the statements had to say, he had never put one together himself. With great trepidation, he tentatively recorded the first "summary transaction": Cash Entry 1 Sales 2,621 ,ooo 2,621 ,ooo Exhibit 1 gives the Stonebridge Hot Tub Company Balance Sheet as of September 30, 1997. Exhibit 2 summarizes the transactions Mr. Butler had to record for the fiscal year running from October I, 1997 to September 30, 1998. Instructions: (1) Enter the "summary transactions" in T-accounts. (2) Next, prepare an Income Statement for the fiscal year ended September 30, (3) Next, prepare a Balance Sheet as of September 30, 1998. (4) Finally, prepare a Cash Flow statement. Use the type which starts with net income. (5) We have provided Exhibits 4, 5, and 6 for your convenience. It is not required that you use them, but it is a requirement that they (and the rest of the quiz) be returned at the end of the class period.