QUESTION#2 (28 Marks) Jim started a new business, Olinda Racing Inc., on January 1, 2012, to operate his rally racing team. The following transactions took place over the next month: January 2 issued common shares (share capita) of the company to Jim for his payment of $ 10,000 cash to the company transferred into the business Jim's Suzuki rally car which had an appraised value of $36,000. The car will be Cepreciated on a straight line basis over 36 months with no anticipated residual value at the end of the 36 months. The business recorded ashareholder loan to Jim for the value of the car. purchased and paid supplies including tires and other parts for a total of S 1,200. APTpaid the insurance company S 3,000 for one year 0 for the car. paid S 3.000 for garagefenb for six months from January to June inclusive borrowed $ 10,000 from is at 12% per annum and is paid at the end of each month. There are no regularly required principal gning a note payable The interest on the note ADS yments. paid entry fees expense of $ 800 for a race to be run on February 4 January 31 received an invoice from S&S Motorsports of Georgetown fortuning work done on the car in January in the amount of $ 3,000 which will be Febru determined that there was $ 1,000 ofsupplies on hand at month end. - billed the University of Windsor for $ 1,000 in advertising fees which will be paid by the University in March. Olinda Racing Ine. employs proper Canadian accounting principles which Jim learned in 70-151. Required Prepare all journal entries (including both transaction and adjusting entries), required for the month of January which result from the above transactions. Assume that the business records adjusting entries at the end of each month, but not closing entries. Entries should be in proper journal entry format, except that explanations are not required