On June 30, the end of the current fiscal year, the following
information is available to SCP Company's Accountants for making
adjusting entries:
REQUIRED PREPARE THE ADJUSTING ENTRIES FOR EACH ITEM LISTED ABOVE
b | Weekly salaries expense | € 19,200 | ||||
Daily salaries expense | € 3,840 | (19200/5) | ||||
Number of days of unpaid salaries in June | 3 | |||||
Salaries of June not paid by June30 | € 11,520 | (3840*3) | ||||
c | No adjusting entry is required, since no accounting transaction has taken place | |||||
d | Supplies beginning balance | € 1,615 | ||||
Add:Purchased during the year | € 3,766 | |||||
Total Supplies available | € 5,381 | |||||
Less: Closing Balance | € 1,186 | |||||
Supplies used during the year | € 4,195 | |||||
e | Prepaid insurance balance on July 1 | € 1,530 | ||||
Insurance expense from this policy | € 1,530 | |||||
Insurance expense from January1 policy | € 1,450 | (2900*(6/12) | ||||
Insurance expense from May 1 policy | € 187 | (3366*(2/36) | ||||
Total insurance expense | € 3,167 | |||||
ADJUSTING ENTRIES | ||||||
Ref | DATE | ACCOUNT TITLES | DEBIT | CREDIT | ||
a | June, 30 | Interest Expense | € 12,000 | |||
Interest Payable | € 12,000 | |||||
b | June, 30 | Salaries Expense | € 11,520 | |||
Salaries Payable | € 11,520 | |||||
d | June, 30 | Supplies Expense | € 4,195 | |||
Supplies | € 4,195 | |||||
e | June, 30 | Insurance Expense | € 3,167 | |||
Prepaid Insurance | € 3,167 | |||||
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