Required: Provide the following by creating a tab for each:1 Journal Entries2 Ledger3 Trial Balance4 Worksheet5 Financial Statements (Income Statement, Statement of Changes in Equity, and Balance Sheet)6 Adjusting Journal Entries7 Closing Entries8 Post-Closing Trial Balance9 Reversing Entries EF is a service provider. During the month of November 2022, he completed the following transactions.Nov-0: Purchase supplies, P15,0002 Paid P10,000 for business permit, DTI registration, BIR registration, and other permits and licenses.2 Billed client for service rendered, P15,0002 The owner withdrew P30,000 for personal use3 Received cash from client for service rendered, P25,0005 Billed client for service rendered, P35,0006 Purchase supplies from National Bookstore, P12,00014 Received cash from previously billed customer, P10,00015 Paid P7,500 salary to employee16 Paid accounts payable, P22,00020 Received bill from advertiser, P5,00025 Billed client for service rendered, P35,00028 Paid mechanic for repairs and maintenance of vehicle, P5,00030 Received cash from client for service rendered, P15,00030 Paid P7,500 salary to employee30 Received utility bills, meralco P5,500, water district P800, telephone P2,50030 The owner withdrew P30,000 for personal useData for adjustment1 Supplies on hand, P5002 Rent3 Insurance4 Vehicle - depreciation5 Furniture & Fixtures - Depreciation6 unbilled customer, P5,0007 unpaid workers, P15,000

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Chapter18: Accounting Periods And Methods

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Problem 46P: Blue Company, an architectural firm, has a bookkeeper who maintains a cash receipts and...

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