1. Atlas Company's Store Supplies account had a beginning balance of $780. Throughout the year the company purchased $1,500 in supplies. A physical count of the supplies showed $525 of unused supplies available as of December 31, 2015. Prepare the required adjusting entry. 2. You have the following insurance policies:
date | explanation | debit | credit |
1- | supplies expense | 1755 | |
supplies | 1755 | ||
supplies expense during the year | (1500+780)-525 | ||
2- | insurance expense | 3920 | |
prepaid insurance | 3920 | ||
insurance expense | 2400+(3600/36)*12 +(1920/24)*4 | 3920 | |
3- | unearned revenue | 5000000 | |
revenue earned | 5000000 | ||
revenue earned | (4500000/9)*7 +(3500000/7)*3 | 5000000 | |
4- | accrued interest | 66 | |
interest earned | 66 | ||
interest earned | (90/15)*6 +(120/12)*3 | 66 |
1. Atlas Company's Store Supplies account had a beginning balance of $780. Throughout the year the...
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