JOURNAL ENTRIES (30 points): The following are selected transactions for Vicky-Vesta Corporation. For each entry, explain the entry from the perspective of Vicky-Vesta Corporation. You do NOT need to worry about form. Just tell me what accounts are debited and credited and the amounts. For example, your response might be on January 1, debit Supplies 100 and credit Accounts Payable 100. Label each transaction by letter (i.e. "A", "B", et cetera). Note that some transactions will require multiple entries. A) Vicky-Vesta Corporation purchases equipment worth $120,000 (expected life of 5 years; $20,000 salvage value) on October 1. The company uses straight-line depreciation and the equipment is placed into service the same day as it is purchased. Provide the adjusting entry for December 31. (5 points) B) $1,200 of supplies are on hand. Supplies costing $5,400 are purchased on October 16. On December 31, a count reveals that $2,650 of supplies remain. Provide ONLY the end of year adjusting entry. (5 points) C) November 4: Vicky-Vesta receives a prepayment of $5,000 in cash for services yet to be performed. By December 31, 90% of the work has been completed. Provide ALL necessary journal entries. (5 points) D) On November 16, Vicky-Vesta Corporation takes out a 1-year, $90,000 note payable with an interest rate of 6%. Provide entries for December 31 as well as the repayment of the loan the next year. (5 points) E) December 20: Vicky-Vesta Corporation hires its first employee, Salvo, who will earn $7,000/month and will be paid on the 19th of each month. The company considers his salary to be split 40% in the first month and 60% in the next. Provide the journal entries for December 31 and his first payday on January 19. (5 points) F) Calculations show that by December 31, the company has done consulting work with a value of $8,000 for which it has yet to be paid. The company receives 75% of the payment on January 17 of the next year. Provide necessary entries for both December 31 and January 17. (5 points)