Which of the following journal entries is correct when a business entity pays cash for advertising to be used next year?
Multiple Choice
Cash | xxx | |
Advertising expense | xxx |
Advertising expense | xxx | |
Cash | xxx |
Cash | xxx | |
Prepaid advertising expense | xxx |
Prepaid advertising expense | xxx | |
Cash | xxx |
The entry would be
Prepaid advertising expense (asset +) | xxx | |
Cash (asset -) | xxx |
Option D is the answer
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