Micron Delivery Service completed the following transactions during December $2024$:

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Requirement $1.$ Record each transaction in the journal. Explanations are not required. $($Record debits first, then credits. Exclude explanations from journal entries.$)$

Dec. $1$: Micron Delivery Service began operations by receiving $$16,000$ cash and a truck with a fair value of $$18,000$ from Richard Micron. The business issued Micron shares of common stock in exchange for this contribution.

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Dec. $1$ Micron Delivery Service began operations by receiving $$16,000$ cash and a truck with a fair value of $$18,000$ from Richard Micron. The business issued Micron shares of common stock in exchange for this contribution.

Dec. $1$ Paid $$450$ cash for a three$-$month insurance policy. The policy begins December $1.$

Dec. $4$ Paid $$600$ cash for office supplies.

Dec. $12$ Performed delivery services for a customer and received $$1,900$ cash.

Dec. $15$ Completed a large delivery job, billed the customer, $$2,700,$ and received a promise to collect the $$2,700$ within one week.

Dec. $18$ Paid employee salary, $$1,500.$

Dec. $20$ Received $$14,000$ cash for performing delivery services.

Dec. $22$ Collected $$1,300$ in advance for delivery service to be performed later.

Dec. $25$ Collected $$2,700$ cash from customer on account.

Dec. $27$ Purchased fuel for the truck, paying $$200$ on account. $($Credit Accounts Payable$)$

Dec. $28$ Performed delivery services on account, $$1,300.$

Dec. $29$ Paid office rent, $$1,700,$ for the month of December.

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Dec. $30$ Paid $$200$ on account.

Dec. $31$ Cash dividends of $$2,400$ were paid to stockholders.