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JOURNAL ENTRY, GENERAL LEDGER AND TRIAL BALANCE ONLY.

Have to do four financial statements as well but I will post that in another question you can answer if you want

Bakers Bikes earns revenue through a.) service of bicycles b.) selling new bicycles.

The accounting period is from January 1, 2021 until December 31,2021

Bakers bikes records cost-of-good sold under the FIFO method.

Assets unless otherwise indicated should be amortized under straight-line amortization.

All the types of bikes can be recorded as bikes.

Unless specified on account all transactions are in cash.

To settle accounts payable use the amount payable in cash

One Year of Financial Transactions

Prepare journal entries, general ledger and trial balance for all transactions

Notes Date 1/12 Activity Tim Baker deposits $10,000 of his own capital to start the business. 1/14 Tim Baker purchases branding and advertising materials for $500 Advertising Expenses * 1/17 Baker purchases a stand and tools with a useful life of 20 years for $1,000 Equipment 1/18 Baker purchases office equipment including a laptop for $1000 cash. 2/1 2/1 Tim hires Sachin Patel, to run the sales floor and fix bikes. Sachin will work 30 hours per week and receive $1000 a month in salary. 2/5 Tim buyers ten bicycles on account from Scott for $500 each on account terms 2/10 n 30. 2/6 Tim sells 2 bikes for $1100 each. 2/10 Tim collects performs services on account for Jacob for $75 2/1 Tim Baker buys three bicycles merchandise on account $1,500 term 2/10 n 30. 2/14 Tim sells 3 bikes for $1200 each. 3/1 Tim buys a one year business insurance policy for $100 per month. 3/1 3/1 Tim sells two bicycles to a couple for $1000 each for cash. 3/2 Tim performs 3 tune ups for $50 each. 3/4 Tim performs three tune ups for $50 each. 3/5 Sachin sells 3 bikes at $1100 each. 3/10 Tim buys merchandise inventory from Giant Bikes of 5 bikes on account shipping terms destination for $500 each, credit terms 2/12 n 20. 3/10 Thomas buys 2 bikes for $1150 each. 3/10 Tim buys merchandise inventory from Giant Bikes of 5 bikes on account shipping terms destination for $500 each, credit terms 2/12 n 20. 3/10 Thomas buys 2 bikes for $1150 each. 3/20 Tim pays his bill to Giant Bikes. 3/ 20 Tim pays his bill with Scott Bikes. 3/30 Tim sells three bikes to Arnold for $1000 each. $2000 was paid in cash. 4/1 Tim buys 10 bikes from his supplier for $300 each. 4/1 4/10 Tim purchases advertising space in a Sports & Bikes, a local magazine for $100 one month on account starting 5/1. 4/10 Thomas returns one of the bikes for a full refund. a 4/20 A small marketing company is hired to help building a website and social media advertising. $2000 is paid to the marketing company for the cost of website ($1500) plus $500 in prepaid expense for future work. 5/1 Tim purchases an air pump for $200 with 1000 ft^3 of gas, meant to service 5,000 tires with a residual value of $20. 5/1 5/1 Tim sells 1 bike for cash $2200. 5/1 Sachin sells 2 bikes for $1500 and $1600. 6/1 6/1 Tim forms a partnership with a another local bike shop Bob's Bikes to form Bob & Baker's Bikes with a 50% income split. To join the partnership Bob's Bikes made the contribution of 30 bicycles, valued at $1000 each, as well as $5,000 cash and Tim contributes all the existing assets of the company including all of his bikes in inventory 6/1 Tim pay his bill with Sports & Bikes. 6/12 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 3 bikes at $900 each. 6/20 Merchandise inventory of 10 bikes are purchased for $600 per bike on account, credit terms 2/5 n 10. 7/1 7/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells the equipment and tools purchased for $1000 for $600. 7/5 3 bikes are sold for $1000 each. 7/6 2 bikes are stolen with a selling price of $1000 each. 8/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 5 bikes for $1000. 8/1 8/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes performs 2 tune ups for $50 each. 8/10 Tim purchases merchandise inventory of 10 bikes from Giant for $250 each on account. 9/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes raised long-term debt of $5,000. 9/1 9/10 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 4 bikes for $1,000 each. 10/1 10 / 1 Bob & Baker's Bikes buys shares 10 shares of ABC company for $1000 each. 10/2 Bob & Baker's Bikes determine to pay themselves a salary of $1,000 a month. 10/5 Bob & Baker's Bikes performs 5 tune-ups for $50 each. 10/6 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 3 bikes for $2,000 each. 11/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 5 their shares of ABC company for $400 each. Notes Date 1/12 Activity Tim Baker deposits $10,000 of his own capital to start the business. 1/14 Tim Baker purchases branding and advertising materials for $500 Advertising Expenses * 1/17 Baker purchases a stand and tools with a useful life of 20 years for $1,000 Equipment 1/18 Baker purchases office equipment including a laptop for $1000 cash. 2/1 2/1 Tim hires Sachin Patel, to run the sales floor and fix bikes. Sachin will work 30 hours per week and receive $1000 a month in salary. 2/5 Tim buyers ten bicycles on account from Scott for $500 each on account terms 2/10 n 30. 2/6 Tim sells 2 bikes for $1100 each. 2/10 Tim collects performs services on account for Jacob for $75 2/1 Tim Baker buys three bicycles merchandise on account $1,500 term 2/10 n 30. 2/14 Tim sells 3 bikes for $1200 each. 3/1 Tim buys a one year business insurance policy for $100 per month. 3/1 3/1 Tim sells two bicycles to a couple for $1000 each for cash. 3/2 Tim performs 3 tune ups for $50 each. 3/4 Tim performs three tune ups for $50 each. 3/5 Sachin sells 3 bikes at $1100 each. 3/10 Tim buys merchandise inventory from Giant Bikes of 5 bikes on account shipping terms destination for $500 each, credit terms 2/12 n 20. 3/10 Thomas buys 2 bikes for $1150 each. 3/10 Tim buys merchandise inventory from Giant Bikes of 5 bikes on account shipping terms destination for $500 each, credit terms 2/12 n 20. 3/10 Thomas buys 2 bikes for $1150 each. 3/20 Tim pays his bill to Giant Bikes. 3/ 20 Tim pays his bill with Scott Bikes. 3/30 Tim sells three bikes to Arnold for $1000 each. $2000 was paid in cash. 4/1 Tim buys 10 bikes from his supplier for $300 each. 4/1 4/10 Tim purchases advertising space in a Sports & Bikes, a local magazine for $100 one month on account starting 5/1. 4/10 Thomas returns one of the bikes for a full refund. a 4/20 A small marketing company is hired to help building a website and social media advertising. $2000 is paid to the marketing company for the cost of website ($1500) plus $500 in prepaid expense for future work. 5/1 Tim purchases an air pump for $200 with 1000 ft^3 of gas, meant to service 5,000 tires with a residual value of $20. 5/1 5/1 Tim sells 1 bike for cash $2200. 5/1 Sachin sells 2 bikes for $1500 and $1600. 6/1 6/1 Tim forms a partnership with a another local bike shop Bob's Bikes to form Bob & Baker's Bikes with a 50% income split. To join the partnership Bob's Bikes made the contribution of 30 bicycles, valued at $1000 each, as well as $5,000 cash and Tim contributes all the existing assets of the company including all of his bikes in inventory 6/1 Tim pay his bill with Sports & Bikes. 6/12 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 3 bikes at $900 each. 6/20 Merchandise inventory of 10 bikes are purchased for $600 per bike on account, credit terms 2/5 n 10. 7/1 7/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells the equipment and tools purchased for $1000 for $600. 7/5 3 bikes are sold for $1000 each. 7/6 2 bikes are stolen with a selling price of $1000 each. 8/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 5 bikes for $1000. 8/1 8/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes performs 2 tune ups for $50 each. 8/10 Tim purchases merchandise inventory of 10 bikes from Giant for $250 each on account. 9/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes raised long-term debt of $5,000. 9/1 9/10 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 4 bikes for $1,000 each. 10/1 10 / 1 Bob & Baker's Bikes buys shares 10 shares of ABC company for $1000 each. 10/2 Bob & Baker's Bikes determine to pay themselves a salary of $1,000 a month. 10/5 Bob & Baker's Bikes performs 5 tune-ups for $50 each. 10/6 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 3 bikes for $2,000 each. 11/1 Bob & Baker's Bikes sells 5 their shares of ABC company for $400 each