Tucker opened a Farm Service Company on April $2,2019.$ During the first month of operation, the business completed the following transactions.

Following are the Chart of Accounts that the accountant has set up for Tucker's Farm Service Operation:

Cash

Accounts Receivable

Supplies

Furniture

Land

Capital Contribution

Owner Withdrawals

Service Revenue

Salary Expense

Accounts Payable

Rent Expense

Record each transaction in the journal beginning with April $2$ entry.

Apr. $2$: Tucker Deposited $$33,000$ cash in the business bank account, Tucker Farm Service.

Apr. $3$: Purchased both supplies for $$500$ and furniture for $$2,000$ on account

Apr. $4$: Sprayed an orchard and received $$2,000$ in cash.

Apr $7$: Paid cash to acquire land for his future shop in the amount of $$24,000$

Apr. $11$: Repaired equipment for a farmer and received $$1,200,$ on account.

Apr. $15$: Paid an employee their bi$-$monthly salary of $$560.$

Apr. $16$: Paid for supplies purchased Apr. $3$ on account

Apr. $18$: Received $$1,700$ in cash for helping a farmer manage his almond orchard.

Apr. $19$: Built a fence for a farmer and billed the farmer for $$700.$

Apr. $30$: Paid an employee their bi$-$monthly salary of $$560.$

Apr $30$: Paid rent expense on his current workshop in the amount of $$460.$

Apr $30$: Tucker withdrew $$2,400$ for personal use.

$2.$ Post the journal entries to the ledger and calculate the account balance. Record the accounts in proper order.

$3.$ Prepare the trial balance of Tucker's Farm Service Operation, April $30,2019.$