Steelar company received $ 9,000 as an advance payment from a customer on june 1. At Sept 30, management indicates that 60% of the services have been rendered to date on the job. For the adjusting entry on Sept 30, which statement is correct? 1 Unearned revenue is debited for $5,400 2 Unearned revenue is credited for $ 5,400 3 Revenue earned is credited for $ 4,600 4 Revenue earned is debited for $ 4,600
60 % of services have been rendered hence 60% of $9000 should | ||||
be recognized as revenue which is equal to | ||||
=$9000*60% | ||||
=$5400 | ||||
Balance is unearned revenue | ||||
=$9000-5400 | ||||
=$3600 | ||||
At the time of receipt of the advance, the unearned revenue account had been credited | ||||
of $9000, now for recognizing revenue | ||||
The journal entry for the same would be | ||||
Date | Account Title | Debit | Credit | |
Unearned Revenue | $ 5,400 | |||
Revenue | $ 5,400 | |||
( to record revenue and unearned revenue against advance from the customer) | ||||
Therefore option "1" is correct. | ||||
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