Jack Smith, a baker, has been working at his friend's bakery a part time basis for the past 3 years. As of January 1, 2018, Jack decided to pursue his own dreams of buying and selling pastries. He rented a space from his friend and entered the following transactions during January 2022: Jan 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 3 Jack invested the following assets into the business: cash, $12,000; office equipment, $30,000 and a bank balance of $80,000. Paid rent for January by cheque $15,000 and purchased motor vehicle on credit from Deals on Wheels Ltd. for $50,000. Bought office furniture from Kurtz JA. Ltd, paying by cheque $15,000 and bought merchandise for resale by cheque $20,000. Jan 4 $40,000. Jan 5 $4,500. Jan 6 Jan 6 Sold merchandise to Candy Lou, for cash $10,000. Sold merchandise on credit to Patrick Poser Sold merchandise on credit to Janice Russell Patrick Poser settled his account with cash receiving a 5% cash discount. (Tip: do a rough check of the balance owed by Patrick Poser) Merchandise valued at $1,050, sold to Janice Russell on January 5, was returned to Jack Smith. A credit note was given to Janice Russell. Jan 7 Sold merchandise on credit to J.F. Mills Ltd $33,000. Bought merchandise on credit from Natalie Lowe Jan 8 $12,000. Jan 11 Received a long-term loan from VTBC Bank for $ 45,000 by cheque and bought stationery for cash $12,000. Jan 15 Bought merchandise on credit from Nikkita Morgan $17,500. Jan 18 account Jan 20 Lodged cash of $13,500 to the business bank Jack took pastries for his daughter's 5th birthday party amounting to $7,000 Jan 20 Paid Natalie Lowe $10,800 in full settlement of the balance outstanding by cheque having received a discount of S100 (Tip. do a tough check of the balance