I. On July $1$st$,$ Gillian Gardener began Gillian's Gardening Services $($GGS$)$ and had the following transactions:

$7-1$: Gillian Gardener contributed $$200,000$ in cash to GGS$.$

$7-1$: GGS signed a lease and paid rent for July and August, $$20,000$ in cash.

$7-2$: GGS purchased supplies on account from Home Depot for $$10,000$

$7-3$: GGS provided Tara Taylor with gardening services and billed her $$300,000.$

$7-4$: Gillian Gardener withdrew $$20,000$ cash from GGS$.$

$7-5$: GGS paid salaries expense in cash of $$50,000$

$7-6$: GGS paid the Home Depot Accounts Payable in cash, $$10,000.$

$7-7$: GGS paid utility expense in cash, $$10,000.$

$7-8$: Tara Taylor paid her accounts receivable in cash $$300,000.$

$7-9$: GGS provided Bella Barnes gardening services and received $$100,000$ cash.

$7-10$: GGS received cash of $$60,000$ from Lincoln Lancaster for Gardening services to be provided in the future.

Record the transactions in the Journal, Post them to the ledger and prepare a trial balance.