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5 | Original recieipt of subscription receipt of $100,000 in advance will be treated as unearned revenue. | ||||||||
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14 | Journal entry to record earnings of $11,000 of unearned revenue: | ||||||||
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ceipt of $100,000 cash. (Record debits first, then credits. Select the explanation on the last line...
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