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29. The annual interest rate on the mortgage payable was 9.25 percent. Interest expense for one-half month should be computed

june 14th prepaid insurance- 5,808.00

29. mortgage payable- 85,500.00

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29 Interest Expense - Mortgage (85500*9.5%*0.5/12) $            338.44
Interest Payable   $              338.44
30 Insurance Expense (5808 * 0.50/12) $            242.00
Prepaid Insurance   $              242.00
31 Unbilled Accounts Receivable   $        5,375.00
Revenue   $          5,375.00
32 Depreciation Expense - Building   $            246.00
Accumulated Depreciation - Building   $              246.00
Depreciation Expense - Computer Equipment $        3,051.00
Accumulated Depreciation - Computer Equipment $          3,051.00
Depreciation Expense - Office Equipment $              26.00
Accumulated Depreciation - Office Equipment $                26.00
33 Salaries Expenses   $            576.00
Outstanding Salaries   $              576.00
34 Interest Expense - Note Payable   $            902.00
Interest Payable   $              902.00
35 Income tax 25% of Income before tax
Income Tax Payable 25% of Income before tax
Since Income before tax cannot be computed from the given information, Amount cannot be entered.

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