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Part 2 instructions 1 . Using the feedback provided from your instructor in the gradebook comments, update any incorrect items. 2 . Prepare the Adjusted

Part 2 instructions
1. Using the feedback provided from your instructor in the gradebook comments, update any incorrect items.
2. Prepare the Adjusted trial balance.
3. Prepare the Income Statement, Statement of Retained Earnings, and the Balance Sheet.
4. Prepare the Closing journal entries and Post-closing trial balance.
Part 2(of 2) Acct 101 Project
Part 2 of the project picks up where part 1 left off. Use the graded feedback from part 1 and correct any mistakes. To check your work before beginning, I will provide the journal entry answers in the following module 5 item at the beginning of week 6 time frame. Thus resubmissions to Part 1 must be completed by the Module 5 normal due date. For any items still incorrect, use these entries to correct your T-Accts. To help ensure you are on the correct path, Total Assets should equal $82,878.
The same instructions from Module 3 are recopied below. Scroll down to page 2 for the remaining items to complete. All answers should be submitted in the same Excel template as part 1.
Part 2 contains the following
Adjusted trial balance
Income statement
Statement of owners equity
Balance sheet
General journal (for journalizing closing entries)
Post-closing trial balance
Part 2 will have you correct any mistakes and then complete the project. The remaining parts of the project include preparing the adjusted trial balance, income statement, statement of retained earnings, balance sheet, closing entries, and post-closing trial balance.
December business transactions
Dec. 1st Collected $650 from Franklin from a previous engagement in Oct.
Dec. 2nd Paid $1,594 on Gustos Inc. invoice from a previously recorded transaction with check #1301.
Dec 3rd Paid December rent of $2,225 with check #1302.
Dec 4th Completed additional work for Washington, sent invoice #Y77P for $1,375 due in 1 month.
Dec. 5th Paid employee from work previously expensed in Nov. with payment due Dec. 5th using check #1303.
Dec. 8th - Purchased land on a note for $38,275 to be used for future construction of a new office building.
Land and Notes payable will have account numbers of 150 and 240, respectively.
Dec. 9th - Paid $1,488 to cover all utilities for the month of Dec using check #1304.
Dec. 10th - Completed $498 worth of work for a repeat customer who pays cash immediately upon completion.
Dec. 11th - Collected $965 from Washington from a previous engagement in Nov.
Dec. 12th - Our employee earned two weeks of pay amounting to $1,775, to be paid Dec. 23rd.
*employee took vacation from Dec. 15th-Dec. 31st. No pay will accrue*
Dec. 15th - Leah Tyler, the owner, withdrew $3,268 for personal use using check #1305.
Dec. 16th Completed a large job for Franklin for $11,750. Sent invoice #Y78P due Jan. 31st.
Dec. 22nd Franklin paid $2,680 to pay off some of his balance due.
Dec. 23rd Paid our employee for the work expensed Dec. 12th.
Dec 24th-Dec. 31st Owner took off the rest of the year.
Adjustments (due with Part 1)
1. The equipment was used for the third year.
2. Prepaid insurance was adjusted for Oct-Dec usage.
3. Unearned revenue was updated to show 3 months of work completed.
4. A final count of supplies showed $330 remaining.
Transfer the opening trial balance amounts to the T-Accts.
Journal and post to the T-Accts the December and adjusting transactions.
Total each T-Acct and provide the equation total at the top in the highlighted cells.
Check Figure The cash T-Acct final balance should be $ 28,943
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