Imagine your company operating for the first month of January $2024,$ creating $10$ realistic transactions that give the following different activities:

Expenses of the country: rent, utilities and insurance $($one transaction$)$

Purchase of assets: supplies and computers, furniture and equipment $($cash and credit$)(2$ transactions$)$

Service Delivery: Cash and credit bills for different customers $(2$ transactions$)$

Prepaid expenses: premiums and rent in advance $($single transaction$)$

Payment of obligations: payment of receivables to creditors $($single transaction$)$

Collection of accounts receivable: collection of receivables from customers $($single transaction$)$

Owner Withdrawals: Withdrawal of cash or assets for personal use $($single transaction$)$

Required

$1-$ Analysis of the impact of each transaction on the accounting equation $($assets $=$ liabilities $+$ equity$)$

$2-$ Record transactions in the journal.

$3-$ Post each journal entry to the same accounts in the ledger.

$4-$ Preparing the unadjusted trial balance.

$5.$ Settlement restrictions: He proposed five types of settlements, including the following:

a$.$ Prepaid expenses $($at least two$)$

b$.$ Outstanding Descriptions $($Single Entry$)$

c$.$ Unearned Revenue $($Single Entry$)$

d$.$ Earned Revenue $($one entry$)$

$6.$ Post settlement entries

$7-$ Preparation of the adjusted trial balance

$8-$ Preparation of financial statements $($income statement, statement of change in equity, statement of financial position or general budget$)$