journal entries, ledger accounts and trial balace

All transactions are in October 2020 and the number next to each transaction is the date: 1. Oliver started a consulting business, Oliver Consulting Corporation, (in the form of a corporation) by depositing $37,000 of his own money (cash) in the business bank account and he received common shares in return. 2. Received $500 cash in advance for a consulting session that is to be performed for the customer at the end of the month. 3. Purchased supplies and furniture on account, $1,200 and $4,600, respectively. 4. Performed consulting services for cash, $4,500. 7. Paid cash of $21,000 for land site for office. 11. Billed a client $800 for work done. 16. Paid cash for the October 3 furniture purchased on account. 17. Received a telephone bill and paid it, $105. 18. Received a partial payment from a client on account, $350. 22. Received and paid Utilities bill, $155. 29. Received $1,800 for consulting work done. 31. Paid secretary's salary, $1,300 31. Declared and paid dividends of $2,200