Record the following transactions in the general journal. January 2: Pedro Hernandez invested $10,000 to start an advertising agency January 2: Rented an office, paying two months' rent in advance, $800 January 3: Ordered art supplies, $1,800, and office supplies, $800 January 4: Purchased art equipment for $4,200 cash January 5: Purchased office equipment from Baskwell Equipment for $3,000, paying $1,500 in cash and agreeing to pay the rest next month January 6: Purchased on credit are supplies for $1,800 and office supplies for $800 from Robinson Supply Company January 8: Paid $480 for a one-year insurance policy with coverage effective January 1 January 9: Paid Robinson Supply Company $1,000 of the amount owed January 10: Performed a service by placing advertisements for an automobile dealer in the newspaper and collected a fee of $1,400 January 12: Paid the secretary two weeks' wages, $600 (Friday) January 15: Accepted $1,000 as an advance fee for are work to be done for another agency January 19: Performed a service by placing several major advertisements for Macy's Department Stores.  The fee of $2,800 is billed now but will be collected next month. January 25: Pedro Hernandez withdrew $1,400 from the business for personal use. January 26: Paid the secretary two more weeks' wages, $600 (Friday) January 29: Received and paid the utility bill of $100 January 30: Received (but did not pay) a telephone bill, $70 January 31: One-half of prepaid rent had expired January 31: One-twelfth of prepaid insurance has expired January 31: Art supplies costing $1,300 is still on hand January 31: Office supplies costing $600 is still on hand January 31: Art equipment has a useful life of 5 years; calculate depreciation (1 month) January 31: Office equipment has a useful life of 5 years; calculate depreciation (1 month) January 31: $400 of the artwork was completed and accepted by the other agency January 31: Agreed to place advertisements for Diego Tire Co. on January 31 for $200 January 31: The secretary worked the last 3 days of January; record the accrued wages

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Record the following transactions in the general journal.

January 2: Pedro Hernandez invested $10,000 to start an advertising agency

January 2: Rented an office, paying two months' rent in advance, $800

January 3: Ordered art supplies, $1,800, and office supplies, $800

January 4: Purchased art equipment for $4,200 cash

January 5: Purchased office equipment from Baskwell Equipment for $3,000, paying $1,500 in cash and agreeing to pay the rest next month

January 6: Purchased on credit are supplies for $1,800 and office supplies for $800 from Robinson Supply Company

January 8: Paid $480 for a one-year insurance policy with coverage effective January 1

January 9: Paid Robinson Supply Company $1,000 of the amount owed

January 10: Performed a service by placing advertisements for an automobile dealer in the newspaper and collected a fee of $1,400

January 12: Paid the secretary two weeks' wages, $600 (Friday)

January 15: Accepted $1,000 as an advance fee for are work to be done for another agency

January 19: Performed a service by placing several major advertisements for Macy's Department Stores.  The fee of $2,800 is billed now but will be collected next month.

January 25: Pedro Hernandez withdrew $1,400 from the business for personal use.

January 26: Paid the secretary two more weeks' wages, $600 (Friday)

January 29: Received and paid the utility bill of $100

January 30: Received (but did not pay) a telephone bill, $70

January 31: One-half of prepaid rent had expired

January 31: One-twelfth of prepaid insurance has expired

January 31: Art supplies costing $1,300 is still on hand

January 31: Office supplies costing $600 is still on hand

January 31: Art equipment has a useful life of 5 years; calculate depreciation (1 month)

January 31: Office equipment has a useful life of 5 years; calculate depreciation (1 month)

January 31: $400 of the artwork was completed and accepted by the other agency

January 31: Agreed to place advertisements for Diego Tire Co. on January 31 for $200

January 31: The secretary worked the last 3 days of January; record the accrued wages

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