a.Depreciation Account Dr 1850
To Accumulated Depreciation Equipment 1850
b.Supplies Expense Dr 1500
To Supply Account 1500
4000 - 2500 = 1500
c.Utilities Expense Account Dr 610
To Accrued Utility Expense 610
d.Rent Account Dr 700
To Prepaid Expense 700
2800 for 4 months so for 1 month = 2800 / 4 =700
e.Unearned Premium Revenue Dr 468
To Premium Revenue 468
624 for 1 year so for nine months = 624 /12 x 9 =468
f.wages and salary account Dr 635
To Wages and salary payable 635
g.Accrued int on notes payable Dr 725
To Interest on notes payable 725
Question 6 incomplete answer Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question Adjusting Entries for each of...
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