searchPROBLEM #2Julia Hamilton started a new company beginning in May of the current year. She sells computers, computersupplies and software. She also provides consulting services to her customers. Prepare the followingmonthly Journal Entries and Adjusting Entries for the month of May.May 1, the owner contributed $4,000 cash and equipment valued at $10,000.May 2, sold merchandise to Rebecca Hamm for $1,500, terms 2/10, n/30.May 4, purchased $300 of office supplies on credit.May 5, paid $4,800 in advance for a one-year insurance policy.May 16, paid salaries and wages of $2,200.5.May 18, paid current month's advertising bill of $300.7 May 20. received a bill for equipment repairs, S$100. The bill is not due until June 2nd.May 22, received $1.000 for five days of consulting services to be performed.6.CO8O#10hoT

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Julia Hamilton started a new company beginning in May of the current year. She sells computers, supplies and software. She also provides consulting services to her customers. Prepare the following monthly Journal Entries and Adjusting Entries for the month of May.

Julia Hamilton started a new company beginning in May of the current year. She sells computers, supplies and software. She also provides consulting services to her customers. Prepare the following monthly Journal Entries and Adjusting Entries for the month of May.

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