M4 Engineering began operations in January of 2020. M4 Engineering provides structural engineering services to local these parks. Listed below are some transaction from the first quarter of 2020. a) On January 1, the owners deposited $200,000 into the business bank account in exchange for Common Stock. b) On January 2, M4 Engineering signed a 1-year lease for an office building in Long Beach. The owner required the rent for the year be paid in advance. M4 Engineering gave the landlord a check for $30,000. c) On January 5, M4 Engineering signed a $75,000 contract to provide engineering services beginning on April 1. d) On January 31, M4 Engineering bought $7,500 of office supplies on account. e) On February 10, M4 Engineering paid the utility bills of $300. f) On February 15, M4 Engineering bought computers and other Office Equipment on account for $20,000. g) On February 28, M4 Engineering received $50,000 advance payment for work that will begin on April 1.

M4 Engineering began operations in January of 2020. M4 Engineering provides structural engineering services to local these parks. Listed below are some transaction from the first quarter of 2020. a) On January 1, the owners deposited $200,000 into the business bank account in exchange for Common Stock. b) On January 2, M4 Engineering signed a 1-year lease for an office building in Long Beach. The owner required the rent for the year be paid in advance. M4 Engineering gave the landlord a check for $30,000. c) On January 5, M4 Engineering signed a $75,000 contract to provide engineering services beginning on April 1. d) On January 31, M4 Engineering bought $7,500 of office supplies on account. e) On February 10, M4 Engineering paid the utility bills of $300. f) On February 15, M4 Engineering bought computers and other Office Equipment on account for $20,000. g) On February 28, M4 Engineering received $50,000 advance payment for work that will begin on April 1.

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