Question 1
1. Amount Expensed |
$ 10,725.00 |
2. Amount in the prepaid Advertising account |
$ 975.00 |
Calculations
1. Amount Expensed |
$ 11700/12*11 |
2. Amount in the prepaid Advertising account |
$ 11700-10725 |
Question 2
Solution
An asset account increase |
An asset account decrease |
First two Columns in both row are required to be check marked.
An asset account increase since equipment increase.
An asset also decrease because cash is used and cash is also an asset account.
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