I need help with closing entries for problem 6-13

Jefferson County- journal entries and General ledger Internal Service Fund Jefferson County Internal Service Fund Journal Entries December 31, 2015 CASH bb18,000 Account Titie Debits Credits 38,000 38,000 2 Due for General Fund Due for Enterprise Fund 68,000 30,000 36,700 38,800 92,000 18,000 Operating revenues charge for services 98,000 3 Operating services - cost of services 4 A/P 5 Cash ACCUMULA Supplies Cash Due from the Enterprise Fund 36,700 DEPRECAT 38,800 30,000 62,000 Due from General Fund Operating services- cost of services Wages payable (from accrued wages) 6 48,400 Cash 48,700 8,000 12,000 6,900 1,400 7 Advance from enterprise fund BANK NO 8,000 12,000 6,900 1,400 Cash 8 Cash Note Payable - bank loan Accumulated depreciation Non operating expense- interest 10 Interest payable (loan 12,000* 12%) OPERA COST O 11 Operating Expenses -cost of services 770 Wages payable 178 Chapter 6 Excel-Based Problems 6-13. Jefferson County operates a centralized motor pool to service county vehicles. At the end of 2016, the Motor Pool Internal Service Fund had the following account balances: Debits 6,500 18,000 35,000 4,000 Credits Due from General Fund Capital assets Supplies inventory Accounts payable Accrued wages payable 5,500 300 6,500 25,000 26,200 $63,500 Advance trom enterprise fund Net position Total $63,500 The following events took place during 2017: I. Additional supplies were purchased on account in the amount of $38,000. 2. Services provided to other departments on account totaled $98,000. A total of $68,000 was for departments in the General Fund and 530,000 for enterprise fund departments 3. Supplies used amounted to $36,700. 4. Payments made on accounts payable amounted to $38,800. 5. Cash collected from the General Fund totaled $62,000, and cash col- lected from the enterprise fund totaled $30,000. 6. Salaries were paid in the amount of $48,700. Included in this amount is the accrued wages payable at the end of 2016. All of these are determined to be part of the cost of services provided. 7. In a previous year, the enterprise fund loaned the motor pool money under an advance for the purpose of purchasing garage equipment. In the current year, the motor pool repaid the enterprise fund $8,000 of this amount. 8. On July 1, 2017, the Motor Pool Fund borrowed $12,000 from the bank, signing a 12 percent note that is due in two years with annual interest payments on June 30. The borrowings are not related to capi- tal asset purchases but were made to provide working capital. Additional information includes: 9. Depreciation for the year amounted to $6,900. 10. The payment of interest on the note is payable on June 30, 2018 11. Unpaid wages relating to the final week of the year totaled $770