Which of the following is not an adjusting entry?
(a) Dr: Depreciation expense and Cr: Accumulated depreciation.
(b) Dr: Utilities expense and Cr: Utilities payable.
(c) Dr: Insurance expense and Cr: Prepaid insurance.
(d) Dr: Cash and Cr: Accounts receivable.
(e) Dr: Interest receivable and Cr: Interest revenue.
Answer is d. Dr. Cash and Cr. Accounts receivables
Explanation:
The cash received from customer shall not be taken as adjusting entry as the same is passed as and when the transaction happens.
Which of the following is not an adjusting entry? (a) Dr: Depreciation expense and Cr: Accumulated...
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